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Whoever is elected to the White House this November is expected to appoint two or three new members of the Supreme Court-- justices who will be making major decisions affecting the future of American society, long after that president is gone.
Your children will be living during the lifetime tenure of those justices, and your grandchildren will be living in a world shaped by the precedents that those justices set.
In a year when dissatisfaction has been expressed by both Democrats and Republicans with the presidential candidates chosen by their own parties, it is worth keeping in mind the high stakes involved in judicial appointments-- and therefore in presidential elections.
This is especially important to be kept in mind by voters who are thinking of venting their frustrations by voting for some third-party candidate that they know has no chance of being elected.
There will be a president chosen this November, and he will...
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WHOA ! ! ! On December 5, 2008, only ten days before the electoral college votes, the nine Justices of the U.S. Supreme Court will meet in private to review Obama’s citizenship status. "Leo C. Donofrio, v. Nina Mitchell Wells, Secretary of State of the State of New Jersey, [...]
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National News:
Los Angeles Times: Prop. 8 Gay Marriage Ban Goes to Supreme Court
The California Supreme Court voted 6-1 to review legal challenges to Prop. 8, but refused to stay the measure’s ban on marriage for gay couples. The lawsuits argue that Prop. 8 is an improper revision of the state constitution and takes away courts’ ability to ensure equal protection for minorities.
Wall Street Journal: EHarmony Settles Dispute Over Gay Matches
Settling a discrimination comp... more
CBS5:
Lawyers for the Yes on 8 campaign said they would argue the California Supreme Court should not only uphold the state ban on gay marriage but invalidate same-sex weddings performed before November 5. …
“The biggest question mark right now is the question of what happens to the marriages that were valid when they were performed, [...]... more
(BangkokPost.com) - The Supreme Commander, Gen Jaggabatara, said there is no incentive for the army to stage a coup, since the three armed forces continue to hold meetings to discuss and monitor the ongoing civil strife.... more
The State of Connecticut has followed California and Massachusetts in legalizing gay marriage. The Supreme Court thinks that it is the constitutional right for everyone (including gays) to get married.
The ruling will take in to effect on October 2008. If you’re a gay and want the state to recognize your same-sex relationship, than you should be glad to hear it. However, religious groups have raised concern about this. ... more
A man filed a personal injury suit against an attorney and lost. The law office was ruled by the Supreme Court of Alaska not liable for negligence and product liability for an overweight person sustaining personal injuries from a collapsed office chair.
According to the suit, in May of 2002, Charles Burnett went to the office of attorney Kenneth Covell in Fairbanks, Alaska for a meeting with him and one of his clients. Burnett, who weighed approximately 330 pounds, sat in one of the office ... more
Ok guys, my beloved Springfield Armory has stumped me. My Dad is looking at two different guns and wants to know the difference. Problem is, ever since Springfield Armory went to that crappy flash only website, it has been nearly impossible to search their site.
Both guns look identical, both are completely as they were when they left the factory, except for being fired, both have all the same features. So the question is: what is the difference.
One is model number P X 9802L
o... more
The Weaver Stance From: defensivecarry.com Post Date: 2008-03-14 21:43:14
The May/June 2008 issue of American Handgunner has a feature article on Jack Weaver, the inventor of the two-handed shooting stance of the same name. Good reading for the history buffs among us.
You might take a look at this web site, too.
The Weaver Stance developed by Jack Weaver ... more
Freedom under fire From: defensivecarry.com Post Date: 2008-03-14 20:54:58
Video - Breaking News Videos from CNN.com
This verdict is incredible. Unless there is something about this fellow we’re not seeing, this case makes no sense whatsoever. Why didn’t the NRA or the NSSF step up to the plate to defend this guy? A good expert witness could have convinced the jury that a malfunction should not make someone a criminal, only intent should be the litmus test.
If this stands, the AR-15 and most other semi-auto firearms (most of which will ma... more
Before finally breaking down and buying one, I had many doubts about my ability to conceal a full size 1911, much less being able to carry one tucked in under a casual shirt.
Seems like the more I read over various forums, the more I run across people like me that think a 1911 is too much gun to carry day in and day out. That’s what led me to create this thread, proving that a 1911, even a 5 inch, is one of the most concealable weapons on the market. Concealability boils down to *thi... more
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