Why can’t this Supreme Court hopeful honestly answer these simple questions?
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Union Pacific railroad pleads with the Los Angeles district attorney to take action as some 1-in-5 trains gets robbed almost daily. Thieves take what they want, toss your package on the tracks, and live free to steal another day.
Visit The Patriot Post: America’s News Digest Would you rather have decisions on how to live made by unelected judges or unelected bureaucrats? Supreme Court Associate Justice Clarence Thomas this week failed to get his colleagues to review his own 2005 decision in the Brand X case — which relies on, and expands, the famous […]
If you’re not checking The Patriot Post daily, here’s your chance to get right. Jailers failed to confiscate the cellphone from Willie Nash during his booking for a misdemeanor charge in Newton County, Mississippi. He didn’t know it was illegal for him to have it. Now he’s doing 12 years as a prisoner for unintentionally […]
The New York State Reproductive Health Act — the new abortion law — takes the debate beyond the question of pro-choice or pro-life. It removes abortion from the criminal code, loosens who can perform one and how late, and prepares the state in case the Supreme Court overturns Roe v. Wade. Bill Whittle calls it […]
When a judge thinks the law is wrong, he’s still constrained to instruct the jury that they must issue a verdict under that law. He can’t even tell them the minimum sentence under that bad law. One judge in a child pornography distribution case speaks out, prompting Scott Ott, Stephen Green and Bill Whittle to […]
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What We Believe, Part 4: Natural Law
What makes some laws worth obeying, while others demand to be overturned? In Part 4, Bill examines the difference between Natural Law and Political Law.