About 500 people gathered in Moscow on Wednesday night to protest constitutional reforms passed this month allowing Russian President Vladimir Putin to remain in power through 2036, the Moscow Times reported.
Congressional Democrats are taking their Emoluments Clause case to the Supreme Court, claiming that President Donald Trump has been violating the Constitution since the day he took office by earning money from foreign business.
University of Texas at Austin Constitutional Law Professor Richard Albert argued this week that the United States should revise the Constitution to remove “racist” and “gendered” language. In the op-ed published by The Hill, Albert claimed that the Constitution suggests that only men can be elected president of the United States.
We have to fight alongside President Trump and boldly stand with him against the crushing waves that seek to censor us, silence us, cancel us, and destroy our Constitution and with it, our great Nation.
Trump is governing exactly as Americans would like him to govern. That is what Democrats, and the mainstream media, will never admit.
James Mattis calls the rioters and looters a “small number of lawbreakers” and slams Trump for using military resources to restore order.
Trump’s rhetoric is combative and over-the-top. Yet his actions, as usual, not only obey the First Amendment, but also reinforce it. Biden would do the opposite.
Gov. Ron DeSantis named Palm Beach County Judge Renatha Francis and Miami attorney John Couriel to the Florida Supreme Court on Tuesday.
Lauren Witzke, a GOP Senate candidate in Delaware, joined a church service on Sunday in defiance of Gov. John Carney’s lockdown order.
The U.S. Supreme Court heard a case in which electors were fined by the State of Washington for casting their Electoral College votes for a candidate other than the one chosen by the voters.
Former President Barack Obama warned Friday that the “rule of law is at risk” because former National Security Advisor Michael Flynn will no longer be prosecuted.
Justice Rebecca Bradley of the Wisconsin Supreme Court questioned Wisconsin’s shutdown order on Tuesday, asking whether it amounted to “tyranny,” and what authority the state had to issue it.
Two Wisconsin residents sued state and local officials Monday over a stay-at-home order that bans religious gatherings of more than nine people, and all public protests, while allowing larger gatherings in stores and other settings.
In the midst of such difficult times, we should be working tirelessly to protect and defend our freedom, not ceding it to tyrants who claim they’re trying to “protect” us while trampling on our rights.
Conservative radio host and litigator Mark Levin observed Friday that Democrats are guilty of hypocrisy when it comes to their latest attack on President Donald Trump: namely, that he is ignoring “federalism” by re-opening the economy.
Attorney David Helm is representing four Michigan residents in federal court who are suing Democrat Gov. Gretchen Whitmer over her executive order, arguing that it violates the First and Fifth Amendments of the Constitution.
Conservative radio host Mark Levin mocked Democrats and the White House Press Corps on Tuesday for their newfound interest in federalism, after they attacked President Donald Trump for believing he had the authority to re-open the economy.
The White House Press Corps challenged President Donald Trump’s contention that he has the authority to reopen the U.S. economy after the coronavirus abates — after pestering him for several days in a row to impose a national shutdown.
Rep. Thomas Massie said Nancy Pelosi should allow a remote vote on the next coronavirus relief measure in lieu of an in-person roll call vote.
In America, we are known for having thoughtful discussions about painful topics. But as the federal, state, and even municipal governments around the country are making decisions and taking actions to respond to the threat of the coronavirus, I can’t help but wonder – when did I fall asleep in America and wake up elsewhere?
Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-VT) called for authority over coronavirus to be handed to an emergency bipartisan group of experts and to Congress rather than President Trump.
Obamacare expanded access to health insurance, primarily for the working poor, but at a massive cost to middle-class budgets. It also changed American politics for the worse, turning it into a zero-sum game in which compromise is nearly impossible.
Rep. Ayanna Pressley spoke on the House floor on Wednesday in support of a bill to extend the expired deadline for states to ratify the controversial Equal Rights Amendment, claiming during her speech that women are still in “shackles” and that the Constitution is “sexist by its very design.”
Fact Check – CLAIM: Romney said the White House argued a statutory violation was needed for impeachment. VERDICT: FALSE.
A vote for new witnesses, after Democrats rejected every Republican request for new witnesses in the House, would legitimize an unprecedented abuse of power, and guarantee that Kavanaugh 2.0 would not be the last.
Deputy White House Counsel Patrick Philbin told the Senate on Tuesday that Democrats’ claims of a “cover up” of the Ukraine call and the “whistleblower” complaint were incorrect, both factually and legally.
Harvard Law School professor emeritus Alan Dershowitz told the Senate impeachment trial Monday evening that even if allegations attributed to former National Security Advisor John Bolton were true, they would not be impeachable conduct.
Dershowitz: “Purely non-criminal conduct including ‘abuse of power’ and ‘obstruction of Congress’ are outside the range of impeachable offenses.”
Ken Starr: “It is not an impeachable offense for the President of the United States to defend the asserted legal and constitutional prerogatives of the presidency.”
Neither of the impeachment charges against President Donald Trump is indictable. As such, neither is impeachable. The Constitution compels the Senate tp acquit President Trump as a matter of law.
Lead House impeachment manager Rep. Adam Schiff (D-CA) told the Senate impeachment trial Thursday that President Donald Trump should be removed from office because he did not obey the talking points prepared by bureaucrats who work for him.
Fact check – CLAIM: The Framers, including George Mason, wanted a broad impeachment power. VERDICT: FALSE. The Framers rejected Mason’s idea.
The editors of National Review, who devoted an entire issue in 2016 to making the case “Against Trump,” are doing it again in a new editorial arguing against President Donald Trump’s argument that impeachment requires a crime.
Fact check – CLAIM: President Donald Trump believes that he has absolute power under Article II of the U.S. Constitution and must therefore be impeached. VERDICT: False. Trump was talking specifically about the power to fire Robert Mueller.
New York state feels like occupied territory if you support gun rights, a pro-gun activist said during the Second Amendment rally in Richmond, Virginia, on Monday.
King: “We will reach the goal of freedom in Birmingham and all over the nation, because the goal of America is freedom.”
Conservatives will not forgive Senate Republicans if they buckle and bow to an illegitimate House impeachment or Democrats’ outrageous demands.
President Trump marked National Religious Freedom Day by issuing a guidance letter to schools on students’ Constitutional right to prayer.
Russian Prime Minister Dmitry Medvedev made a startling announcement on Wednesday that he and his entire government will resign to get out of President Vladimir Putin’s way as Putin rewrites the Russian constitution.
Former Illinois Governor Rod Blagojevich, who was impeached and removed, and later criminally convicted, for trying to sell then-president-elect Barack Obama’s U.S. Senate seat, has written an op-ed condemning Democrats’ ongoing impeachment effort.
