Re/ Naysayers, Post 10/13/09
How nice that the insurance industry will be able to purchase all the “free speech” it wants in attacking health insurance reform. In the meantime, our Supreme Court is trying to decide whether corporations should be able…
I wonder which liberal editorial writer at the PD will take a hit on his/her editorial regarding music royalties from radio broadcasts. The reference to 1940 federal appellate court judges as not understanding new technology implies that judicial decisions were…
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In a recent letter to the editor, a reader opined the questionable “fact” that as a judge on the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit, Supreme Court nominee Sonia Sotomayor has had 60 percent of her rulings overturned by the Supreme… |
The Supreme Court’s recent ruling put school districts on notice that if it failed to reasonably address the special needs of students, parents could opt to have those needs met at a private institution all at the school district’s expense. …
Apparently a lot of people don’t understand the theory of “Rule of Law, not Rule of Man,” and why it’s so important to this country.
Let’s try to explain it this way: in baseball, the hitter gets 3 strikes before he’s…
I laughed out loud at Amanda Schmitt’s contention in her letter (”Controversy of Race”, June 9) that “there are many more qualified people who could have and should have been nominated” to the Supreme Court, and that “Ms. Sotomayor’s nomination…
The right-wing mouths like Limbaugh, who has gotten filthy rich spouting hate, are condemning the President’s Supreme Court choice for one sentence out of years of speeches and writings, a sentence that she modified further into the same speech. The…
Gun laws state-wide protect citizens from violence, according to Rod Blagojevich after the US Supreme Court’s decision striking down DC’s gun ban laws. “Rose Man” Lee Nixon last week, as Blagojevich spoke, was currently lying in state at Lane Mortuary…
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