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  1. Opinion · Apr 14, 2015
    A Very Fluid Race for the Republican Nomination

    Carolina and Nevada. Two weeks ago, Ted Cruz announced his candidacy for president at Liberty University, and last week, Rand Paul announced at the Galt House hotel in Louisville, Kentucky … isolationist. That made Rand Paul’s views on foreign policy less appealing — and apparently caused him to strike a different note in his announcement. Bottom line: It’s a very

  2. Article · Apr 11, 2015
    Congress Has a Lot of ‘Criminalization’ to Undo

    toll the administrative state is taking on the criminal justice system, and liberty generally. In 2007, professor Tim Wu of Columbia Law School recounted a game played by some prosecutors … prosecutors, and ongoing corrosion of the rule and morality of law. Congress, the ultimate cause of all this, has work to undo

  3. Article · Apr 9, 2015
    Congress Has a Lot of ‘Criminalization’ to Undo

    toll the administrative state is taking on the criminal justice system, and liberty generally. ... There are an estimated 4,500 federal criminal statutes — and innumerable regulations backed by criminal penalties … prosecutors, and ongoing corrosion of the rule and morality of law. Congress, the ultimate cause of all this, has work to undo

  4. Opinion · Apr 9, 2015
    When Everything Is a Crime

    toll the administrative state is taking on the criminal justice system, and liberty generally. In 2007, professor Tim Wu of Columbia Law School recounted a game played by some prosecutors … prosecutors, and ongoing corrosion of the rule and morality of law. Congress, the ultimate cause of all this, has work to undo. (c) 2015, Washington Post Writers Group

  5. Opinion · Apr 7, 2015
    All Politicians Don’t Lie Equally, and Lying Does Matter

    standards in governance. I’m also weary of the intellectual laziness and cynicism that cause so many, including on the right, to let this type of statement stand, unchallenged … even worse because politics is governance, which substantially affects our lives, our liberties and our pursuit of happiness. Moreover, it’s one thing to say “politicians often

  6. Article · Apr 4, 2015
    Indiana and Arkansas Concede to Politics in Religious Liberty Fight

    counters. While this analogy seems a stretch, the notion of comparing one’s own cause to the civil rights struggle is some mighty high moral ground to seize -- and seize … Left labels them bigots? Or do they stand firm to fight for Liberty? Lawmakers made their choice plain

  7. Opinion · Apr 3, 2015
    Let’s Recognize Who the Real Haters Are

    business owners’ refusal to perform services or sell products for events that celebrate causes that violate their religious beliefs be considered harassment. The only people being harassed on this issue … backbone to stand up for what is right on this issue and vindicate religious liberty? COPYRIGHT 2015 CREATORS.COM

  8. Article · Apr 2, 2015
    Re: Indiana’s Religious Liberty Uproar

    Cal Thomas : “If I visit a kosher restaurant and order a pork

  9. Opinion · Apr 1, 2015
    How RFRA Became Controversial

    freedom have turned against it because they see it as a cover for conservative causes. Indiana’s RFRA, like the federal version, says the government “may not substantially burden … state constitutions have been interpreted to impose similar restrictions. For years, the American Civil Liberties Union and other left-leaning organizations supported these laws, which have been used to protect

  10. Opinion · Mar 24, 2015
    Ted Cruz, the Antiobama

    numerous ways, including the venue he chose for it. He made his announcement at Liberty University, which is a conspicuously Christian institution located in Virginia, the veritable birthplace … unmistakable sincerity -- the sense that unlike so many politicians, he cared more about the causes he was championing than his own political ambitions. Cruz is nothing if not Reaganesque

  11. Opinion · Mar 24, 2015
    The ‘John Wayne Moment’ We’re In

    when inflation, the energy crisis and the Iran hostage crisis came near to causing national psychological breakdown. We yearned for John Wayne, or someone, to come boiling over the hill … brains and vigor, will struggle for advantage. Cruz’s appeal, as his Liberty University launch made clear, is to “millions of people of faith all across America,” with their deep

  12. Opinion · Mar 23, 2015
    Videographers Fast-Forward to Marriage Fight

    Springfield, Fayetteville, Utah, and others to kick down the door between government and religious liberty. Under the umbrella of these sexual orientation-gender identity (SOGI) ordinances, cities are quietly ushering … religious group” for the purpose of “(a) Killing members of the group; (b) Causing serious bodily or mental harm to members of the group; (c) Deliberately inflicting on the group

  13. Opinion · Mar 17, 2015
    Meddle Detectors: Senate Probes WH Influence in Israeli Election

    thing the world’s leaders can all agree on is the importance of religious liberty. While Christians run for their lives in the Middle East and Africa -- or worse, suffer … issue near and dear to the United States. As Americans, there is no cause more critical, no ideal more sacred. ##’I Have Come to Indoctrinate Your Children

  14. Opinion · Mar 13, 2015
    School Rejects Censorship as a Matter of Principal

    student recorded the audio and sent it to the Left’s attack dogs, it caused quite a stir. But if FFRF thought a little letter would scare Superintendent Michael Gilbert … hats go off to the Superintendent for teaching these liberals a lesson in religious liberty! ##In Ferguson, All Wounds Run Deep 01EX5BZ7CR7QKXYYTH6PV7RM6C.png A “peaceful” protest outside the Ferguson Police Department

  15. Opinion · Mar 9, 2015
    Patriots Deflate Marriage

    license to discriminate -- it’s a chance to demonstrate the state has burdened religious liberty. In a letter supporting the House version of the bill, 14 legal experts on religious … where this standard applies, it has not been interpreted in crazy ways that have caused problems for those jurisdictions; if anything, these laws have been enforced too cautiously

  16. Article · Mar 5, 2015
    No Justice for Ferguson

    first and foremost, by their oaths “to Support and Defend” our Constitution and the Liberty it enshrines. But that doesn’t mean a few haven’t forgotten who they … nearby. He was ordered out of his car for a pat-down, seemingly without cause, and then arrested for “eight violations of Ferguson’s municipal code,” including not wearing

  17. Opinion · Feb 23, 2015
    Georgia Peaches a Fit Over Senate Bill

    tying the knot -- right around Christians’ freedoms. While the Left cries “discrimination” for their cause, grandmas like Baronnelle Stutzman are actually the victims of it. Out in Washington State … ceremony that violated her faith. And she isn’t alone. The clash between religious liberty and same-sex “marriage” continues to explode in businesses across America, where shop owners

  18. Opinion · Feb 20, 2015
    The Last Thing the Middle East Needs Is More Democracy

    week, which was crammed with predictable feel-good ideas for combating the imaginary root causes of Islamic extremism. And in the midst of arguing that radicalism is principally driven … democratic impulses. It is Egypt’s Abdel-Fattah el-Sissi -- no great friend of liberty, granted -- who’s spoken out most forcefully about the future of Islam. Yet the Obama

  19. Article · Feb 19, 2015
    Trust, but Verify — Even Conservative PACs

    political candidates. All donations support our operations and mission -- fanning the flame of Essential Liberty.) Is the moral of the story, then, that Americans should throw their hands up (while … cause, what else did it miss?” So what’s a conservative to do? Simply, our first goal should always remain standing up for First Principles and Essential Liberty

  20. Opinion · Feb 11, 2015
    Begging to Die

    concluded that criminal penalties for assisting suicide “unjustifiably infringe” on “the right to life, liberty and security of the person,” but only “to the extent that they prohibit physician-assisted … termination of life and (2) has a grievous and irremediable medical condition ... that causes enduring suffering that is intolerable to the individual in the circumstances of his or her condition