A few Saturdays ago, I was browsing through my Twitter account early in the morning, seeing what I could see and who I could...
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I have held off writing about the progress of campaign finance reform as it wormed it’s way through Congress. Considering the passage of the DISCLOSE Act by the House of Representatives yesterday, maybe it’s time to weigh in on the subject. The vote was as close as we have all came to expect from...
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Coming Soon to the Supreme Court: “Hillary: The Movie” On September 9th the Supreme Court will rehear the case Citizens United vs Federal Election Commission, better known as the Hillary: The Movie case. The case revolves around the First Amendment right to free speech and the McCain-Feingold law restricting corporate campaign financing. Is the movie...
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I have already written at least a couple of articles that detail Barack Obama’s willingness to forego the First Amendment and use litigation threats to shut down his political opponents. The latest accusations of voter registration fraud by ACORN is no exception. From Real Clear Politics: Obama campaign counsel Bob Bauer has sent a...
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The mantra of Barack Obama’s Presidential campaign is “Change we can believe in”. He also throws hope in for good measure and he has no end of flowing speeches, telling the American people he is the “change we can believe in”. With all due respect, I beg to differ. The kind of change he...
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