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Obamacare and Kagan

August 4, 2010

I am pretty busy this week with other stuff (to include the unexplainable 7 game winning streak by the Stros and my winning streak on my PS3 NCAA football dynasty) so I apologize if my writing has been a bit blah.  It seems the same fights are on-going and I am sure they will continue [...]

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There are certainly two camps on how to interpret the constitution.  There is the conservative literal interpretation and then there is the more liberal activist idea of interpretation.  Kagan certainly falls into the latter despite her refusal to acknowledge that she understands what the term ‘legal progressive’ means (yesterday’s hearing). Even if all you have [...]

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4th of July

July 2, 2009

In his staged town hall meeting that had even liberal reporter Helen Thomas up in arms, Obama said the following about our constitution and its relation to Congress moving slowly on legislation. “Part of that is the way the Constitution is designed. We don’t have coups or governments collapsing. The disadvantage is it’s hard for [...]

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