From Bloomberg. A divided U.S. Supreme Court threw out Montana’s ban on corporate campaign spending in a reaffirmation of the 2010 decision that unleashed super-PACs and left federal elections awash in money from big spenders. Deciding they didn’t need to hear arguments, the justices today summarily reversed a Montana Supreme Court decision upholding the state’s …
Freedom of Speech 1, Unions 0. From Big Government. The U.S. Supreme Court ruled 7-2 today, siding with nonmember California state employees challenging a Service Employees International Union (SEIU) political fee charged to them without notice and opportunity to opt out. The case concludes a prolonged legal challenge affecting some 36,000 California government employees initiated …
Great news! Background: Brett Kimberlin, convicted terrorist and serial litigator, has mounted a campaign of malicious harrassment and litigation against bloggers who mention what is already a matter of public record; his criminal activities, terrorist acts, and leftwingnut political extremism. His modus operandi involves frivolous lawsuits against critics, claiming persecution and defamation. Considering Kimberlin’s despicable character, it would …
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Never mind a roadblock, just coral as many people within eyesight and arrest everybody to get the ‘right one’. Constitution? What Constitution? Never give a badge and weapon to an idiot on steroids. If that shotgun had gone off, the kid would have been killed. The big picture here is that the police …
Mitch McConnell, one of the biggest RINOs in Congress, has temporarily found his testicles. From Breitbart Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-KY) will speak at American Enterprise Institute, where he is scheduled to talk about anti-First Amendment intimidation by the Obama Administration and by the political left associated with it. Sen. McConnell has long been …
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Via WBEZ91.5 Indiana Gov. Mitch Daniels signed one last bill to bring this year’s General Assembly to a close. That bill, Senate Enrolled Act 1, lays out in greater detail when a homeowner can refuse entry to a police officer. The law comes as a result of last summer’s ruling by the Indiana Supreme Court …
