From the Bench

The Judicial Branch of our government consists of U.S. Supreme Court and lower federal courts. The U.S. Supreme Court is the highest court in the land and currently has 9 judges. Justices are chosen by the President and are confirmed by the Senate, Like each and every federal judge. Their terms do not expire meaning they hold their position for life. The U.S. Supreme court hears cases that challenge the constitution, interprets legislation, and is supposed to protect civil rights, deal with disputes between states, and preside over cases that involve treaties. One of the most important powers of the Supreme court is Judicial Review. Judicial Review allows for the court to proclaim that legislation or an Executive Act is unconstitutional. This has been very lacking within the past several decades though due to the politicization of the court.  Therefore, the decisions made by the Supreme Court have had a very significant impact on society in a very bad way due to a lack of accountability within the courts.

Let Texas Secure the Border

Hidden beneath the kerfuffle about last week’s speeches on Capitol Hill, a significant debate is occurring just across the street at the Supreme Court. There the Biden Administration is asking the Court to block a splendid new Texas law against illegal aliens, SB 4, and on Monday Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton filed his vigorous response in full support of...

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Brazil Has Become a ‘Dictatorship,’ Warn Brazilian Lawmakers

Brazilian President Luiz Inacio “Lula” da Silva and his allies in the judicial branch have turned Brazil into a “dictatorship” that is persecuting dissidents, political leaders, and journalists while violating basic human rights, a coalition of Brazilian lawmakers and journalists said in Washington on March 12. U.S. lawmakers expressed grave concerns about the developments as well, with Rep. Chris Smith...

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Tucker Carlson: This is a manufactured disaster

>> Tucker: GOOD EVENING. WELCOME TO "TUCKER CARLSON." WE'RE COMING TO YOU LIVE FROM BRAZIL. BRAZIL IS THE LAST SIGNIFICANT COUNTRY IN THE WESTERN HEMISPHERE THAT HAS A PRO AMERICAN GOVERNMENT. IN A LOT OF WAYS, BRAZIL IS NOT THAT DIFFERENT FROM THE UNITED STATES. IT'S BIGGER LAND MASS THAT THE CONTINENTAL U.S. AND RICH RESOURCES. LIKE THE UNITED STATES,...

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Tucker Carlson: This is disgusting

. >> GOOD EVENING. WELCOME TO "TUCKER KARLSON TONIGHT." WHEN A HUNGARIAN FINANCIER SHORTED THE POUND BACK IN 1932, THE BRITISH GOVERNMENT FOUGHT BACK TO PRESERVE THE VALUE OF ITS NATIONAL CURRENCY. HARD TO MEASURE, BUT IT WAS AT LEAST 3 BILLION POUNDS. THE UK GOT POORER, BUT NOT GEORGE SOROS. IN THE YEARS SINCE, SOROS HAS BECOME RICHER AND...

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California’s One-gun-a-month Rule Is Tossed

wingedwolf/iStock/Getty Images Plus Judge William Hayes, appointed by President George W. Bush to the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of California in 2003, ruled that California’s law forbidding a citizen from purchasing more than one firearm, or a “precursor” such as a receiver, per month, is unconstitutional.The arguments brought forth by the state illustrated clearly the bankruptcy of...

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Understanding the U.S. Constitution

The Constitution is relatively short as important legal documents go if you don't believe me take a look at the state constitution state constitutions are always much much bigger than the US Constitution they go into more detail the US Constitution was intentionally left somewhat inexact the result has been that it has needed interpretation And we're going to talk...

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In Unhinged SOTU Tirade, Biden Calls Trump, GOP, Enemies of Freedom Who Seek “Hate,” “Revenge”

AP Images President Joe Biden didn’t waste any time setting the tone for last night’s State of the Union address. Just 42 seconds and three sentences in, he delivered the Big Scare Word: “Hitler.”“I address you at a moment unprecedented in the history of the Union,” Biden said, quoting President Franklin Delano Roosevelt. “Hitler was on the march. War was...

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How to Steal an Election: Mail-In Ballots

Is there a problem with universal mail-in balloting?  Sounds simple enough: You fill out a ballot, stick it in the mail; somebody counts it on Election Day. In fact, we already do that with absentee ballots, right? So why would universal mail-in balloting be any different?  Well, the biggest difference is that with absentee ballots, the voter specifically asks for...

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