Saturday, July 17, 2010
Scott Gottlieb: No, You Can't Keep Your Health Plan - WSJ.com
"President Obama guaranteed Americans that after health reform became law they could keep their insurance plans and their doctors. It's clear that this promise cannot be kept. Insurers and physicians are already reshaping their businesses as a result of Mr. Obama's plan." Visit: Scott Gottlieb: No, You Can't Keep Your Health Plan - WSJ.com:
The Mad Tea Party | NetRight Daily
Yesterday, the Senate voted 60 to 39 to take over the nation’s financial system. The bill now proceeds to Barack Obama, who will sign it, and it shall be law. Included is a hidden, permanent bailout that will enable faceless bureaucrats to levy taxes, bail out privileged institutions, and to seize disfavored ones, redistributing their assets to favored constituencies, like unions." visit:The Mad Tea Party | NetRight Daily:
Wednesday, July 14, 2010
Press release from James Madison Center for Free Speech
James Madison Center for Free Speech
1 South Sixth Street
Terre Haute, Indiana 47807-3510
www.jamesmadisoncenter.org
PRESS RELEASE
Tuesday, July 13, 2010
Contact: James Bopp, Jr.
Phone: 812.232.2434; Fax: 812.235.3685; jboppjr@aol.com
Candidate and Supporters Sue Virginia For Violating First Amendment Right To Circulate and Sign Candidate Petitions
On Tuesday, Herb Lux, an independent candidate for the United States House of Representatives in Virginia’s Seventh Congressional District, and three of his supporters sued Virginia to protect their right to circulate and sign a candidate petition in support of Herb Lux’s candidacy. The State Board of Elections rejected a majority of Mr. Lux’s petitions and refused to certify him for the ballot, citing a Virginia law that requires petition circulators to be residents of the congressional district. The group has asked the court to rule that the residency requirement violates their freedom of speech and to order the State Board of Elections to count the excluded signatures.
The Board of Elections rejected Mr. Lux’s signatures because Virginia law requires all petition circulators to live in the congressional district. When applied to Mr. Lux, the law prevents him from circulating his own petitions. The First Amendment clearly protects Mr. Lux’s freedom to circulate his own candidate petitions. It also protects his supporters’ freedom to help further his candidacy by signing a petition. If the Board counts all of the signatures collected by Mr. Lux, the group is more than confident that he will have collected more than the 1,000 signatures necessary to appear on the November ballot.
James Bopp, Jr., lead counsel for Mr. Lux and his supporters, stated, “The Supreme Court has clearly stated that a state may not prohibit large classes of people from circulating petitions unless it has a really good reason. There is simply no reason for prohibiting Mr. Lux from circulating his own petitions. It’s a silly rule and it makes no sense. And it’s really hurting Mr. Lux because he has been forced to place his campaign on hold while the court sorts out this thing. Hopefully, he will get the relief he seeks soon enough for him to wage an effective campaign.”
The case is before the Honorable Robert E. Payne in the United States District Court for the Eastern District of Virginia, Richmond Division. The case is Lux v. Rodrigues, No. 3:10-cv-482. The complaint and the brief in support of motion for preliminary injunction may be viewed at www.jamesmadisoncenter.org.
James Bopp, Jr. has a national federal and state election law practice. He is General Counsel for the James Madison Center for Free Speech, former Co-Chairman of the Election Law Subcommittee of the Federalist Society, and was recently recognized as the Republican Lawyer of the Year by the National Republican Lawyers Association.
1 South Sixth Street
Terre Haute, Indiana 47807-3510
www.jamesmadisoncenter.org
PRESS RELEASE
Tuesday, July 13, 2010
Contact: James Bopp, Jr.
Phone: 812.232.2434; Fax: 812.235.3685; jboppjr@aol.com
Candidate and Supporters Sue Virginia For Violating First Amendment Right To Circulate and Sign Candidate Petitions
On Tuesday, Herb Lux, an independent candidate for the United States House of Representatives in Virginia’s Seventh Congressional District, and three of his supporters sued Virginia to protect their right to circulate and sign a candidate petition in support of Herb Lux’s candidacy. The State Board of Elections rejected a majority of Mr. Lux’s petitions and refused to certify him for the ballot, citing a Virginia law that requires petition circulators to be residents of the congressional district. The group has asked the court to rule that the residency requirement violates their freedom of speech and to order the State Board of Elections to count the excluded signatures.
The Board of Elections rejected Mr. Lux’s signatures because Virginia law requires all petition circulators to live in the congressional district. When applied to Mr. Lux, the law prevents him from circulating his own petitions. The First Amendment clearly protects Mr. Lux’s freedom to circulate his own candidate petitions. It also protects his supporters’ freedom to help further his candidacy by signing a petition. If the Board counts all of the signatures collected by Mr. Lux, the group is more than confident that he will have collected more than the 1,000 signatures necessary to appear on the November ballot.
James Bopp, Jr., lead counsel for Mr. Lux and his supporters, stated, “The Supreme Court has clearly stated that a state may not prohibit large classes of people from circulating petitions unless it has a really good reason. There is simply no reason for prohibiting Mr. Lux from circulating his own petitions. It’s a silly rule and it makes no sense. And it’s really hurting Mr. Lux because he has been forced to place his campaign on hold while the court sorts out this thing. Hopefully, he will get the relief he seeks soon enough for him to wage an effective campaign.”
The case is before the Honorable Robert E. Payne in the United States District Court for the Eastern District of Virginia, Richmond Division. The case is Lux v. Rodrigues, No. 3:10-cv-482. The complaint and the brief in support of motion for preliminary injunction may be viewed at www.jamesmadisoncenter.org.
James Bopp, Jr. has a national federal and state election law practice. He is General Counsel for the James Madison Center for Free Speech, former Co-Chairman of the Election Law Subcommittee of the Federalist Society, and was recently recognized as the Republican Lawyer of the Year by the National Republican Lawyers Association.
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CNSNews.com - Obama Administration Approves First Direct Taxpayer Funding of Abortion Through New High-Risk Insurance Pools
"(CNSNews.com) - If you want proof that President Obama's Executive Order on taxpayer-funded abortion was a sham, look no further than Pennsylvania, says House Republican Leader John Boehner (Ohio)." Visit:CNSNews.com - Obama Administration Approves First Direct Taxpayer Funding of Abortion Through New High-Risk Insurance Pools:
Wednesday, July 7, 2010
SAF Press Release :: SAF SUES TO OVERTURN NORTH CAROLINA’S 'EMERGENCY POWERS' GUN BANS
BELLEVUE, WA – The Second Amendment Foundation on Monday filed a federal lawsuit in North Carolina, seeking a permanent injunction against the governor, local officials and local governments from declaring states of emergency under which private citizens are prohibited from exercising their right to bear arms. Visit: SAF Press Release :: SAF SUES TO OVERTURN NORTH CAROLINA’S 'EMERGENCY POWERS' GUN BANS
Saturday, July 3, 2010
SAF Press Release :: COURT VICTORY OVER CHICAGO IS 'CALL TO ACTION,' SAYS SAF
“This morning’s high court ruling clearly shows that the right of the individual citizen to have a gun is constitutionally protected in every corner of the United States,” Gottlieb stated. “We are already preparing to challenge other highly-restrictive anti-gun laws across the country. Our objective is to win back our firearms freedoms one lawsuit at a time.”
Visit:SAF Press Release :: COURT VICTORY OVER CHICAGO IS 'CALL TO ACTION,' SAYS SAF
Visit:SAF Press Release :: COURT VICTORY OVER CHICAGO IS 'CALL TO ACTION,' SAYS SAF
Friday, July 2, 2010
Bobby Jindal gives most blistering comprehensive report on federal response to Gulf Oil Spill- The Right Scoop
Bobby Jindal gives most blistering comprehensive report on federal response to Gulf Oil Spill- The Right Scoop: "Sean Hannity got Bobby Jindal on the radio today to talk about the Gulf oil crisis and just let him go. One thing is clear: Bobby Jindal does not need a teleprompter to give you the entire run down on the Federal response to this crisis. In fact he spit out so much information I had to listen to this a couple of times because he really does lay it out in detail. The bottom line is what we all know already, that the Feds have botched this oil response royally from day one. But it’s the specifics that Jindal divulges that makes the account of the federal response so harrowing." Visit: Bobby Jindal gives most blistering comprehensive report on federal response to Gulf Oil Spill- The Right Scoop
Wednesday, June 23, 2010
Saturday, June 19, 2010
Thomas Sowell : Oil and Snake Oil - Townhall.com
Brilliance from my favorite columnist: "If the Obama administration was for real, and trying to help get the oil spill contained as soon as possible, the last thing its Attorney General would be doing is threatening a lawsuit. A lawsuit is not going to stop the oil, and creating a distraction can only make people at BP start directing their attention toward covering themselves, instead of covering the oil well"The article continues:Thomas Sowell : Oil and Snake Oil - Townhall.com:
Tuesday, June 15, 2010
Fannie & Freddie: Twin Titans of Financial Failure | The Heritage Foundation
Fact Sheet from the Heritage Foundation on fannie Mae and Freddie Mac. Visit:
Fannie & Freddie: Twin Titans of Financial Failure | The Heritage Foundation
Fannie & Freddie: Twin Titans of Financial Failure | The Heritage Foundation
Saturday, June 12, 2010
American Radio Journal
American Radio Journal: "(June 12, 2010 - June 18, 2010) This week on American Radio Journal: Lowman Henry talks with Michael W. Grebe, President & CEO of the Lynde and Harry Bradley Foundation about the annual awarding of the Bradley Prize; Eric O'Keefe of the Sam Adams Alliance has results and analysis of recent primary elections; And Col. Frank Ryan, USMC (ret.) has an American Radio Journal commentary on the energy disaster in the Gulf of Mexico.(June 12, 2010 - June 18, 2010) This week on American Radio Journal: Lowman Henry talks with Michael W. Grebe, President & CEO of the Lynde and Harry Bradley Foundation about the annual awarding of the Bradley Prize; Eric O'Keefe of the Sam Adams Alliance has results and analysis of recent primary elections; And Col. Frank Ryan, USMC (ret.) has an American Radio Journal commentary on the energy disaster in the Gulf of Mexico."
Wednesday, June 2, 2010
Pennsylvania Independent - Turnpike Spent $24 Million on Failed I-80 Tolling Project
"Between the passage of Act 44 in 2007 and the final death of the plan to toll Interstate 80 at the hands of federal Transportation Secretary Ray LaHood on April 6, 2010, the Pennsylvania Turnpike Commission spent more than $24 million to prepare the road for tolling." Visit:Pennsylvania Independent - Turnpike Spent $24 Million on Failed I-80 Tolling Project:
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