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Lester Jackson
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September 28, 2018
The Left vs. Kavanaugh: Desperate Smears by Democracy's LosersDemocrats can't persuade the American people, so they've gone on the warpath.
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August 2, 2018
Government Permission to PetitionHere is an object lesson in how the government has made it impossible for us to exercise our constitutional right to petition.
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April 6, 2018
Voting for Republican Liars: Not Futile!No matter how bad Republicans are lately, they could be worse. What's worse is standing right next to them.
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March 20, 2018
Mr. President: Please Be Careful What You Wish ForPresident Trump's misplaced faith.
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March 16, 2015
Speaker Boehner: Democrat DissenterAfter the amnesty debacle, there can be no doubt that Boehner is not even a RINO; he is the next-best-to-Pelosi front-man for the far left Democrats.
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February 15, 2015
The Faithless Elected: Boehner and the House Dons“I won,” declared Barack Obama, adding what is now a cliché: “Elections have consequences.” Well, Boehner and his henchmen have proven that that is only partly true.
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February 14, 2015
Speaker Boehner and the Frustrated ConservativesDue largely to Boehner, firmly and clearly stated campaign promises on the most important issues have been repeatedly and defiantly broken.
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January 2, 2015
The Last Resort: Replace John BoehnerA practical method for removing Boehner as Speaker of the House of Representatives.
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December 12, 2013
The Nuclear Option: Misplaced Conservative OutrageThose who think the filibuster was all that stood between us and tyranny need to think again, and fast.
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October 5, 2013
Justice Thomas's Remarkable Flirtation with MulticulturalismJustice Thomas almost never disappoints in writing. So why is he throwing in the towel face-to-face?
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August 15, 2013
Fear Not! Obama's Prosecutors Are on the JobNot the Nidal Hasan case. No, something much, much more important.
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July 21, 2013
The Sleazy Semantics of Death Penalty OpponentsStunning ignorance from those who would exalt murderers and dehumanize victims.
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December 11, 2012
Justice Sotomayor and Murderer AdvocacyWhen pro-murderer justices seek -- often successfully -- to focus upon criminals rather than crimes, the result is to grant certain perpetrators greater protection against punishment for their brutality than others who commit identical or less serious acts.
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October 22, 2012
Supreme Court Warning to Conservatives: Do Not Confuse Relief with JoyThe history of liberal judicial activism has largely been a history of Republican handiwork -- in case after case after case, impacting all areas of law.
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July 29, 2012
Pro-Murderer Mindset of The New York TimesA stunning 7,900-word New York Times article paints a murderer as a sympathetic victim, with little concern for his victims and their loved ones. The pro-murderer movement hits the big time.
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July 7, 2012
What Hath Roberts Wrought?In protecting deceit, Roberts smashes to smithereens his grandiloquent bromide disavowing Court vigilance regarding supposed political choices of the people.
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June 20, 2012
The New York Times' Broccoli ObsessionBecause, in a sense, the broccoli example is a reductio ad absurdum ridiculing ObamaCare's overreach, the Times disingenuously attempts to ridicule this legitimate ridicule.
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May 6, 2012
High Court Humpty DumptysTurning "interpretation" into a scam, Supreme Court justices repeatedly have authorized what is constitutionally prohibited and prohibited what is authorized or required.
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March 14, 2012
For Whom Their Hearts Bleed: The Odd Sympathies of Liberal JusticesAn unbridgeable values chasm exists between victims of the worst crimes and zealous devotees of their depraved victimizers.
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January 4, 2012
Crime Without PunishmentOut of thin air, a right has been officially and surreptitiously created exclusively for select previously convicted murderers: the right to commit, cost-free, further violence, and even further murders.
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August 14, 2011
The Threat Of Liberal Judicial Activism Reaches New HeightsIn a case largely ignored by the media, dissenting Justices Breyer, Ginsburg, Sotomayor, and Kagan carried judicial activism to new heights by advocating a stay of execution on the basis of an imaginary law.