Antonin Scalia
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Why Antonin Scalia Still Matters
His writings should serve as a beacon to all Americans who believe in the conservative cause in 2018.

Scalia's Legacy and Schumer's Real SCOTUS Strategy
The political contest for judicial control of the nation's future is a four-dimensional chess match.

Democrats v. Gorsuch: It's Rule of Law, Stupid
The Gorsuch confirmation hearings provide a clear contrast between the Rule of Law our Framers established and Democrats' desire for the despotic rule of men.
Loss of Scalia Spares Unions a Damaging Blow
A 4-4 ruling leaves in place an anti-First Amendment ruling.
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Justice Scalia Laid to Rest
"In confidence we commend Antonin Scalia to the mercy of God."
We're One Justice Away...
The passing of Antonin Scalia left more than a cloth-draped empty seat.

SCOTUS — Better Obstruction Than Destruction
"With the advice and consent of the Senate"

Man Who Tramples Constitution Now Pleads Its Case
Obama's merely trolling with fake concern about a SCOTUS nomination.

Thirty-Two Percent of Americans Wonder: Who's Antonin Scalia?
Low-info voters embarrass once again.
GOP Should Follow Democrat Precedent for Once
The politics of the Supreme Court vacancy.
Justice Antonin Scalia — Farewell Nino
Our Republic has lost a champion of Liberty and Rule of Law.

Recruiting Jihadists
The radical Islamic terror group al-Shabaab released a recruitment video over the weekend. It features Malcolm X, stokes racial tensions and urges black Muslim Americans to rise up against our country. It sounds like it could have been written by Louis Farrakhan, the Nation of Islam leader once honored by Obama's Chicago church. But what the media focused on was footage of Donald Trump calling for a temporary ban on Muslim immigration to America until we can sort out the peaceful Muslims from those who hate us.

Scourging Scalia: The Left's Latest Hissy Fit
In other words, instead of students attending colleges that match their academic background, training, and credentials, the racially discriminatory admissions programs of universities like the University of Texas push many students into universities where they are in the bottom of the class from the very start of their college careers. This leads to lower grades, lower graduation rates, and students dropping out of more academically rigorous disciplines like science and engineering – black and Hispanic students abandon those areas of study at much higher rates than whites.

Attacking the Truth
Among the many sad signs of our time are the current political and media attacks on Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia, for speaking the plain truth on a subject where lies have been the norm for years. The case before the High Court is whether the use of race as a basis for admitting students to the University of Texas at Austin is a violation of the 14th Amendment's requirement for government institutions to provide "equal protection of the laws" to all.