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Category Archives: Constitution
The silly things we read
I refused to support the Democrats’ big government funding bill that will make America’s problems even worse.–Rep. Tenney Some silly things we see in print:
Posted in Congress, Constitution, Economics, Education, Legislation, Political
Tagged 2022 Omnibus bill
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Presidential Privilege and Classification
The two sides also clashed substantially over the duties of the special master. Mr. Trump’s lawyers argued that the arbiter should look at all the documents seized in the search and filter out anything potentially subject to attorney-client or executive … Continue reading
The Sordid Story of Spiro Agnew’s Crimes
If any of this sounds familiar, it’s because history really is here to help. — “Bagman,” page 19 If I leave this office without enemies, I will not have done the job properly. I think that the public has to … Continue reading
Posted in Constitution, Ethics, Political, President, Uncategorized
Tagged Bagman, Rachael Maddow, Spiro Agnew
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Rep. Tenney’s plan to protect the Second Amendment
Rep. Tenney (R-NY-22) cosponsored these bills which she supports. They are listed in her plan to protect the Second Amendment. With the exception of H.R. 38, none has more than 49 cosponsors. None has emerged from committee. ~~~ Safeguarding our … Continue reading
Posted in Campaigning, Congress, Constitution, Gun Violence, Homeland Security, Political, Uncategorized
Tagged privacy, Rep. Tenney
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Constitutional Conservative
I will stand for our constitutional, conservative values and stop the left from forcing their radical agenda on the people of America.–Joe Sempolinski, July 21, facebook Joe Sempolinski, the Republican Candidate for Congress in the NY-23rd special election, claims to … Continue reading
Posted in Congress, Constitution, Political
Tagged Conservative, Joe Sempolinski, NY-23, Special Election Aug. 23rd
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Can Presidential pardons be granted with impunity?
Once again, the Danish film crew was filming and, after the events of that day, recorded Stone asking again for a presidential pardon. This time, Gaetz apparently wanted one, too. When White House counsel Pat Cipollone prevented Trump from issuing … Continue reading
Posted in Constitution, President
Tagged Heather Cox Richardson, Matt Gaetz, pardon, Pat cipollone, Roger Stone
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Restaurant Revitalization Fund Legislation
Today, April 7th; the House voted to add $60 billion to the Restaurant Revitalization Fund. The vote was 217 to 199; Tom Reed was one of only six Republicans to vote in favor; Rep. Tenney was not. Reed said many … Continue reading
Posted in Congress, Constituents, Constitution, Political, Reed's Views
Tagged 2022, H.R 4568, H.R. 3708, Rep. Claudia Tenney, Rep. Tom Reed, Restaurant Revitalization
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An Interesting Lawsuit
The judicial power of the United States shall not be construed to extend to any suit in law or equity, commenced or prosecuted against one of the United States by citizens of another state, or by citizens or subjects of … Continue reading
Posted in Constitution, Supreme Court
Tagged Eleventh Amendment, Le Roy Torres, Supreme Court, Texas
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Free Speech Under Threat
For all the tolerance and enlightenment that modern society claims, Americans are losing hold of a fundamental right as citizens of a free country: the right to speak their minds and voice their opinions in public without fear of being … Continue reading
Posted in Constitution, Education, Media, Rights
Tagged Free Speech, shamed, shunned, The New York Times
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