Jesse SchecknerDecember 2, 2022
11min0
‘The Constitution is clear — the sole and exclusive power to regulate immigration policy is granted to the federal government.’
Tag: Fourteenth Amendment
Jesse SchecknerDecember 2, 2022
Florida PhoenixMarch 18, 2022
5min0
'The concern this bill addresses was shared with me by local doctors, local medical societies, the FMA and others.'
Daniel Figueroa IVFebruary 26, 2022
9min0
She's not the first Pasco resident to sue over the controversial practice.
Phil AmmannAugust 25, 2015
3min296
Donald Trump has once again dropped an ideological firebomb – “anchor babies,” this time – right in the middle of the GOP presidential race. Despite it being a term clearly offensive to a large number of American immigrants, each of the GOP candidates has begun “parroting the leader” in a shameless bid to out-Trump The Donald […]
Peter SchorschJune 28, 20154min179
I am certain the public’s opinion is as divided on the subjects of gay marriage and Obamacare – and, in particular, this week’s SCOTUS rulings – as the court itself. And although this is not a post about the meaning or effect of either ruling, I can’t help but wonder if dissenter-in-chief Antonin Scalia has […]
Martin DyckmanDecember 29, 20137min190
Human intuition — aka common sense — can be a keen judge of the obvious. For example, “coffin nails” was slang for cigarettes long before the surgeon general’s statistics proved that’s what they are. When it comes to persuading judges and politicians, it usually takes science to prove the obvious. Today, anybody with eyes and […]