by
Pastor Ralph on June 25, 2010 in
Abortion,
Judicial Activism,
Supreme Court
Elena Kagan, self-touted as the second Jewish woman on the Supreme Court is getting opposition from what on the surface appears to be an unlikely source. Normally, when a member of a minority group gets nominated for a lifetime seat on the prestigious Supreme Court, advocacy groups from that minority are all too happy, as they should be, to support that person.
This is not the case with Ms. Kagan. The Rabbinical Alliance of America released a statement the Elena Kagan is not “Kosher”! Read more »
by
Pastor Ralph on June 24, 2010 in
First Amendment,
Gangs,
Judicial Activism
William Penn received a charter from King Charles the Second to found Pennsylvania. Evidently, the king owed William some money, so in partial payment the king gave the land to him.
Instead of doing like other colonists did and just take over the land, Mr. Penn bought the land from the natives. This makes Pennsylvania the first and possibly the only state freely sold by the Native Americans. Penn named Philadelphia from the Greek philos “love” and adelphos “brother” and It has been referred to as the City of Brotherly Love even since. Read more »
The provocateur has been let out of the FBI’s bag of tricks. An arrest has exposed our government’s insidious breech of ethics and infringement of our First Amendment rights. That’s right, the FBI has been infringing on our right to assemble and our right to express ourselves freely. Read more »
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If Sonia Sotomayor is confirmed to the Supreme Court of the United States, we will have someone who will ignore the Constitution and make her decisions by whatever she “feels” is the correct decision by ignoring “white men” (her words, not mine) and giving preference to Latinos. Remember, she pointed to her Latino background as why she thinks she can give “fairer” SCOTUS decisions. Read more »