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Tag Archives: constitution
Montana just gave the Federal Government the middle finger
I shared a couple posts about this in Google Reader, but I thought it warranted a full post because this is big. Montana just signed into law the Montana Firearms Freedom Act which has the following summary: AN ACT EXEMPTING … Continue reading
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Tagged constitution, economy, firearms, freedom, government, guns, law
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2008 General Election: Proposition 8
PROP 8 – ELIMINATES RIGHT OF SAME–SEX COUPLES TO MARRY. INITIATIVE CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT. Before you read any further, read this article by Al Rantel. Al is a gay talk show host on KABC here in Los Angeles and when it … Continue reading
Don’t forget about the judges
The close 5-4 ruling in DC vs Heller goes to show how important judges are. The 4 left-wing judges on the court wanted to repeal the individual right to own a firearm without connection to a militia. The current election … Continue reading
Big win for the 2nd Amendment
SCOTUSblog » Court: A constitutional right to a gun The Supreme Court ruled on Heller vs DC today and pretty much said that an individual has the right to own a gun. From the opinion: The Second Amendment protects an … Continue reading
Our most sacred right of free speech
Saw this article on Drudge: Hate speech or free speech? What much of West bans is protected in U.S. Pretty good read that illustrates the difference between America and the rest of the world. I’m grateful that the Constitution prevents … Continue reading