Category Archives: Constitution

4th CIRCUIT RULING: CUCCINELLI’S TAKE

Posted on September 17, 2011 by

What follows is yesterday’s Cuccinelli Compass. Attorney General Ken Cuccinelli provides his take on a certain court ruling. Sept 16, 2011 Dear Fellow Virginians and Americans, As you all probably know, we heard from the Fourth Circuit last week in Virginia’s healthcare lawsuit. The … Continue reading →

Posted in Attorney General Ken Cuccinelli, Constitution, Health Care Nationalization | 1 Comment

Two Competing Visions of Law (via Thinking in Christ)

Posted on September 17, 2011 by

What Russ White just posted at Thinking in Christ, Two Competing Visions of Law, follows nicely on the heels of his and Tony’s interesting debate here at PUTTING THE PIECES OF THE UNRAVELING TOGETHER — PART 4. How a People envisions the Law determines what … Continue reading →

Posted in Constitution | 18 Comments

INJUSTICE-The Weapon Of The Left (via The Mad Jewess With Breaking News By Donna Spellbound)

Posted on August 27, 2011 by

The following post uses some terms and references that require some explanation. So I have included some links. Here from Wikipedia is a brief history of the French Constitution. Social Liberty is defined here in the Urban Dictionary and here in Wikipedia. … Continue reading →

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CHRISTIANITY AND SOCIALISM — PART 1

Posted on August 7, 2011 by

The comments on SHOULD CHRISTIANS PARTICIPATE IN POLITICS? have gone off the rail. Instead of discussing whether Christians should participate in government, commenters want to debate whether Christians should support socialism. Since I generally appreciate comments, even those I don’t agree … Continue reading →

Posted in Constitution, culture, religion, unraveling | 19 Comments

TONY RESPONDS TO SOME QUESTIONS — PART 3

Posted on August 2, 2011 by

This post continues a debate that began several weeks ago. In TONY RESPONDS TO SOME QUESTIONS — PART 1, I posted Tony’s response to questions that I had asked him. In TONY RESPONDS TO SOME QUESTIONS — PART 2, I started … Continue reading →

Posted in Constitution, immigration

IT’S A MESS BY COMPARISON

Posted on July 25, 2011 by

In today’s edition of the Lingamfelter Report, Delegate Scott Lingamfelter compares DC politics with politics in Richmond. A 90-Mile Difference What a difference 90 miles makes. Contrast how Virginia gets things done: a balanced budget ever year, a $311 million surplus … Continue reading →

Posted in Constitution, Delegate Scott Lingamfelter, unraveling

NO MORE LAST MINUTE SECRET DEALS!

Posted on July 25, 2011 by

The big spenders just finished another negotiating session.  Still no deal. While lawmakers scrambled to find a way around the debt ceiling stalemate before the Asian stock markets open this evening, House Speaker John Boehner (R-OH) told House Republicans that there … Continue reading →

Posted in Constitution, taxes, unraveling | 4 Comments

WHY WE HAVE A TEA PARTY

Posted on July 21, 2011 by

Bill Whittle does great work. His little videos offer some of the best and most concise explanations of very complex concepts I have yet to see. In the video below, Whittle explains the concept of natural rights and its relevance to the founding … Continue reading →

Posted in Constitution, Tea Party