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Category Archives: Supreme Court
Second Day of ObamaCare Arguments Roundup
The second day of ObamaCare testimony, and things are looking up for fans of limited, constitutional government. here’s a passel of links culled from Instapundit, TPPF, NRO and elsewhere: Reading excerpts from today’s arguments, the justices sound extremely skeptical that … Continue reading
Posted in ObamaCare, Regulation, Supreme Court, Welfare State
Tagged Antonin Scalia, Greg Abbott, individual mandate, ObamaCare, Regulation, Supreme Court, Texas, Welfare State
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Interview With Mario Loyola on the Constitutionality of ObamaCare
Given his background as both Solicitor General and a former fellow at the Texas Public Policy Foundation‘s Center for Tenth Amendment Studies, I was hoping to provide a mini-interview with Ted Cruz on the constitutional issues surrounding ObamaCare, but so … Continue reading
LinkSwarm for March 27, 2012
News! in tiny, bite-sized portions! Kay Bailey Hutchison tries to walk back her comments, unsuccessfully. She says she opposes abortion, but supports taxpayer funding of Planned Parenthood. That’s like saying you support the Second Amendment, but also support the Coalition … Continue reading
Posted in Border Control, Global Warming, Jihad, ObamaCare, Supreme Court, Texas
Tagged abortion, Auschwitz, Europe, genocide, Global Warming, Jews, Jihad, Kay Bailey Hutchison, LinkSwarm, Media Watch, Muslim, New York City, North Korea, ObamaCare, Supreme Court
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First Day of ObamaCare Arguments Roundup
Today was the first day of oral arguments over ObamaCare at the Supreme Court. Here’s a roundup of some of the coverage: TPFF offers up a nice primer on the issues involved. Speaking of TPFF, here’s newly hired Senior Fellow … Continue reading
Texas Public Policy Foundation Snags Richard Epstein
The Texas Public Policy Foundation announced that legal scholar Richard A. Epstein was joining them as a Senior Fellow at the Foundation’s Center for Tenth Amendment Studies. That’s a terrific pickup for them. Epstein is on a very short list … Continue reading
Posted in Supreme Court, Texas, Uncategorized, Welfare State
Tagged Mario Loyola, Richard Epstein, Tenth Amendment, Texas, Texas Public Policy Foundation
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Texas Republican Party on Redistricting Lawsuits State of Play
A long but informative breakdown of where things stand. The bottom line: The cases are still up in the air, Texas GOP is not directly involved in talks, and February 6 is the last day the case can be resolved … Continue reading
Posted in Republicans, Supreme Court, Texas
Tagged Redistricting, Republicans, Supreme Court, Texas
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Supreme Court to District Court: No, You Can’t Overturn the Democratic Process to Help Democrats. Not Yours.
OK, they didn’t use
Posted in Austin, Supreme Court, Texas
Tagged Clarence Thomas, Democrats, Redistricting, Supreme Court, Texas
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Supreme Court to District Court on Texas Redistricting Plan: REJECTED!
The Supreme Court Friday night “blocked a redistricting plan for Texas drawn by a panel of federal judges.” I’ve got to run off, and the issue is far from settled, but this is good news for the rule of law, … Continue reading
Audio Interview With Ted Cruz: Part 1
When I did this video interview with Ted Cruz on July 30, I also did an audio interview with him at the same time using an iPhone App called Recorder Pro. The video interview was done by Cruz’s staff (who … Continue reading
Posted in Border Control, Budget, Economics, Elections, Regulation, Republicans, Supreme Court, Texas
Tagged 2012 Election, audio, interview, Ted Cruz, Texas, Texas Senate Race, Wickard vs. Filburn
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Ezell vs. Chicago: An Extremely Lazy Blogger’s Roundup
So Ezell vs. Chaicago has been decided, and the three-judge panel basically bitchslapped Chicago into the 21st Century. Basically, Chicago was saying 1.) You have to get firearms training at a licensed firing range to own a gun, and 2.) … Continue reading
Posted in Democrats, Guns, Supreme Court
Tagged Chicago, DC vs. Heller, Ezell vs. Chicago, gun control, Guns, Second Amendment, Snowflakes in Hell
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