Gratefully borrowed from the pages of Talking Points Memo. By Melissa Jeltsen | February 24, 2011: Refraining from eating pork? Giving alms to the poor? These could become criminal activities in Tennessee, where a proposed law would make adherence to … Continued
A radio campaign launching February 14 asks Iowa listeners to call Rep. Steven King, R-Iowa, and urge him to leave the Constitution alone. Airing on four Iowa stations, the radio spots say that Rep. King’s efforts will undermine the Constitution … Continued
by Chris Griffin Arizona has fallen on rough times recently and we have a lot of work to do to get past it all. In the wake of the tragic shooting in Tucson many have expressed concern about the course … Continued
On January 20, 2011, university students in Washington DC gathered outside of the Federation for American Immigration Reform (FAIR) headquarters to protest attacks on the U.S. Constitution. Earlier this month, FAIR and its legal arm, Immigration Reform Law Institute, announced … Continued
Not since Back to the Future III has history been rolled back as much as we have seen done by the Arizona State Legislature this year. In just one legislative session the Arizona has brought back into fashion second class … Continued
As if the recently-enacted Arizona law targeting ethnic studies in the state’s public schools were not enough; as if a now-scuttled attempt to “lighten” the faces of children in a Prescott mural were not enough; and as if the state’s … Continued
Do you know where you will be July 28, 2010? Of course that is the date that S. B. 1070 is due to take effect in Arizona. This is a date of significance in history. On this date in 1868 … Continued
If smoking as many cigs as I can is the best way to get over my urge to smoke, than those who are convinced to prove that Obama is a “Muslim in disguised” have done one even better. Their massive … Continued