Tag Archive | "First Amendment"
Posted on 18 April 2013. Tags: 5fm, Agenda 21, Blog, Control, Face, First Amendment, Freedom Of Speech, Gainesville Fl, Gun Control Measure, Iclei, Mp3, Radio, Sandy, Thomas Hayes
I will be a guest on the Thomas Hayes-Morrison Show at 2pm today! It’s an experiment and perhaps a try out! We’ll see if I am up for the radio or as Tom White put it, “I have a face for the radio.” Well, I probably do have a face for the radio BUT we’ll [...]
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Posted on 04 September 2012. Tags: Barack Obama, Campaign Finance Reform, Citizens United, Constitutional Amendment Process, Democratic Party Platform, First Amendment, Founders, Free Speech, Freedom Of Religion, Freedom Of Speech, Mitch Mcconnell, Niche, Pac, Phenomenon, Political Speech, Radicalism, Reddit, Senate Republican Leader, Springboard, Taking The Lead
Last week, The Daily Caller reported, “President Barack Obama used the online springboard provided by Reddit to . . . call for a constitutional amendment to curb the free-speech of wealthier people and corporations. ‘I think we need to seriously consider mobilizing a constitutional amendment process to overturn Citizens United. … Even if the amendment process falls [...]
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Posted on 28 July 2012. Tags: Amendment Violation, Belief, Board Of County Commissioners, Boston Globe, Chick Fil, Civil Rights Violation, Deep Background, Dignity, Emanuel, First Amendment, Gay Employees, Gay Patrons, Glenn Greenwald, Government Money, Highlight, Outrage, Private Business, Race Creed, Religious Beliefs, Reproductive Rights, Same Sex Marriage, Sexual Orientation, Single Payer Health Care, Top Executive, Volokh Conspiracy
I found this posting from a site I do not read often but my deep background tells me is a very reliable site: The Volokh Conspiracy. Here’s a highlight: But denying a private business permits because of such speech by its owner is a blatant First Amendment violation. Even when it comes to government contracting [...]
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Posted on 22 June 2012. Tags: Alana, Chris Van Hollen, Daily Kos, Deliberate Attempt, Democratic Allies, Democratic Rep, Ed Schultz, Executive Editor, First Amendment, Fred Wertheimer, Free Speech, Liberal Critics, Mark Tapscott, Mitch Mcconnell, Norm Ornstein, Political Speech, Republican Supporters, Robert Reich, Senate Republican Leader, Washington Examiner
Since Senate Republican Leader Mitch McConnell gave a major speech last week on threats to the First Amendment and free speech coming from the Left, liberals have predictably attacked him for the suggestions. Among those targeting Leader McConnell are Fred Wertheimer, former DCCC chair Rep. Chris Van Hollen (D-MD), Daily Kos, Robert Reich, Ed Schultz and Norm Ornstein. In an interview with Commentary’s Alana Goodman yesterday, Leader [...]
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Posted on 21 June 2012. Tags: Alexis De Tocqueville, American Enterprise Institute, Dangerous Alliance, Disclosure Requirements, Eagerness, Executive Order, External Threat, Fec, Federal Irs, First Amendment, Hhs, High Time, Last Friday, Mitch Mcconnell, Naacp, Obama, Political Opponents, Republican Majority Leader, Senate Republican, Socialist Workers Party
From Senate Republican Majority Leader Mitch McConnell Over the past couple of years, I and others have grown increasingly concerned by the Obama Administration’s repeated attempts to silence its critics through federal agencies like the IRS, the SEC and HHS, and even through an executive order aimed at denying contracts to its political opponents. But [...]
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Posted on 12 June 2012. Tags: 92nd Street Y, Amending The Constitution, Apparent Desire, Campaign Adviser, Campaign Spending, Citizens United, Constitutional Amendment, David Axelrod, First Amendment, Gilded Age, Government Control, Mitch Mcconnell, New York Times, Pacs, Political Speech, Robber Barons, Senate Republican Leader, Term Implications, Upper East Side, York Times Reports Today
The New York Times reports today, “On David Axelrod’s New York City itinerary for Monday: to meet privately with potential donors to a ‘super PAC’ supporting President Obama’s re-election, then publicly declare that if that re-election happens, Mr. Obama will stop at almost nothing to undo the ruling that made super PACs possible. Days before the Supreme [...]
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Posted on 03 May 2012. Tags: Amdt, Amendment Attorney, Amicus Brief, Citizens United, Editorial Board, Editorial Page Editor, First Amendment, Floyd Abrams, Free Speech, Legal Brief, Mitch Mcconnell, Montana Law, Mr Mcconnell, New York Times, Nyt, Political Campaigns, Political Speech, Republican Leader, Senator Mitch Mcconnell, State Of The Union Address
On its Editorial Page Editor’s Blog, The New York Times complains, “Long before he became the Republican leader, Senator Mitch McConnell had built a career out of opposing limits to political fundraising and spending, supposedly in the name of free speech. . . . But Mr. McConnell has outdone himself with a legal brief submitted [...]
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Posted on 10 April 2012. Tags: Amendment To The Us Constitution, Common Sense, County Virginia, First Amendment, Gulf War, Handbills, Henrico County, Margaret Gilleo, Missouri Town, Neighbors, Ordnance, Party Signs, Persian Gulf, Private Property, Residential Signs, Restriction, Safety Issue, Tea Party, Time Place, Us Supreme Court
Henrico County, Virginia has decided to toss the 1st Amendment to the US Constitution, settled Supreme Court Validated Law and common sense by demanding that individuals remove signs from their own private property or pay fees to the County. In 1994, a lady named Margaret P. Gilleo lived in a Missouri town called Ladue. Gilleo [...]
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Posted on 02 March 2011. Tags: Amendment Case, Amicus Brief, Chief Justice, First Amendment, Followers, Fred Phelps, Funeral Picketing, Justice Roberts, Ken Cuccinelli, Nbsp, Peaceful Manner, Public Discourse, Soldier Killed In Iraq, States Supreme Court, Supreme Court Decision, Supreme Court Of The United States, Time And Place, Tort Liability, United States Supreme Court, Westboro Baptist Church
RICHMOND, VA (March 2, 2011) – Attorney General Ken Cuccinelli issued the following statement regarding today’s decision by the United States Supreme Court in Snyder v. Phelps. Back on June 1, 2010, the attorney general decided not to join other states in an amicus brief on behalf of Albert Snyder in the case. Mr. Snyder [...]
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Posted on 14 January 2011. Tags: Aftermath, Allies, BarBCue, council, Council Vote, Cue, Donkey, Edition, First Amendment, Gabrielle Giffords, GOP, has, Information Sources, John Boehner, Orwell, Political Discourse, Political Opponents, Progressives, Republicans, Rush Limbaugh, Sarah Palin, SpokenProgressive, Talk Radio, Tea Party, Tragic Events, Veneration
The nation has had an interesting week, has it not? And this week’s Watchers Council vote was no less interesting, mainly focused as it was on the tragic events in Tucson and their highly instructive aftermath, as the Left and their allies in the media decided not to let a good crisis go to waste [...]
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Posted on 23 August 2010. Tags: Anti Muslim, Anti Racist, Baptists, Battlefield, Christian Agenda, Christian Faith, Christianity, Christians, Controversial Actions, Deaths, First Amendment, Freedom Of Religion, Freedom Of Speech, Ground Zero, Groundswell, Hatred, Instances, Insults, Jesus Death, Mosque, Spread Hatred, Westboro Baptist Church, Whole Lot
You remember the Westboro Baptist Church, right? These are the folks that hate the wars and manifest their hatred by celebrating the deaths of soldiers who die on the battlefield. But how can a church – Baptist no less – spread hatred and intolerance? Isn’t that just the opposite of what the Christian faith teaches? [...]
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Posted on 27 July 2010. Tags: Aisle, Bcra, Bipartisan Campaign Reform, Bipartisan Campaign Reform Act, Campaign Reform Act, Citizens United, Contrary, Culmination, Democrat Leaders, Election Year, First Amendment, Friends On Both Sides, Mitch Mcconnell, Partisan Support, Ploy, Recession, Senate Republican Leader, Seven Months, Transparency, U S Senate
` Americans want us to focus on jobs, but by taking us off the small business bill and moving to this one, Democrats are proving the jobs they care about most are their own. Think about it. Here we are in the middle of the worst recession in memory, and Democrat leaders decided to pull [...]
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Posted on 15 June 2010. Tags: Act, Backers, Backroom Deals, Democrats, First Amendment, Free Speech, Freedom Of Speech, Health Care Debate, Health Care Process, High Roller, Hotel Lobby, Loathe, Minute Votes, Mitch Mcconnell, Power And Influence, Senate Republican Leader, Taxpayers, U S Senate, Vote, Washington Dc
‘Taxpayers are still fuming over a health care process where their money was thrown around like a high roller in a hotel lobby to win last-minute votes, and now the same backroom dealing is being repeated with their freedom of speech’
WASHINGTON, DC – U.S. Senate Republican Leader Mitch McConnell made the following statement Tuesday on Democrats’ efforts to carve out special deals for organizations in exchange for their support of the partisan DISCLOSE Act.
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Posted on 22 April 2010. Tags: Abortion Protests, Amendment Right, Anti War Protests, Bystanders, Capitol Police, Chinese Journalists, Constitutional Right, First Amendment, Free Speech Rights, Kent State Massacre, Mandate, Military Policy, Parallels, Protesters, Sad Example, Spe, Tiananmen Square Incident, Tiananmen Square Massacre, Tiananmen Square Protests, Wingers
Since the 1960′s, Americans have expressed their First Amendment right to free speech in great numbers previously unseen. Civil right’s protests, Anti-War protests, anti-abortion protests, pro-this and anti-that protests. Most are peaceful, or at least relatively so, others lead to arrests, property damage, and even a few deaths, the Kent State Massacre being a sad example of the results of an overanxious government to quell the protests.
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Posted on 28 September 2009. Tags: 2016 Olympics, Chicago Style, Denmark, Federal Government, First Amendment, Fox, Gang Activity, Guarantee, Hometown, Impotent, Local Tv Stations, Olympics, Pitch, Politics, Population
President Obama plans to head to Denmark to make a pitch for the 2016 to be granted to his Chicago hometown.
What will he say? Chicago has the best pay for play politics in the country (excepting the Federal Government, of course). Hang out on the streets a while and you will be most likely to witness a murder, gang activity, or both?
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Posted on 14 August 2009. Tags: Advertisers, Black Men, Boycott, Buy Cott, Clout, Colorofchange Org, Conservatives, Czar, Disposable Income, Economic Power, Email, First Amendment, Free Market Economics, Friends, Glen Beck Show, Hate Group, Money, Obama, S Green, Small Group
I believe a BUYcott would send a stronger message. Watch the Glen Beck show and send off an email to all that advertise on his show on FoxNews. Let them know you appreciate their pro-First Amendment stance and you will be buying their product in the name of Free Market economics. And then do so!
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