Conrad Black has written one of the most rambling and fairly incoherent things I’ve ever seen in quite some time. I’m not quite sure what his overall point is, but he ends up attacking Antonin Scalia of all people. But some are, … Continue reading
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Elena Kagan Says It Is Fine If The Law Bans Books
SCOTUS nominee Elena Kagan has argued before the Supreme Court that it’s fine if the Law bans books. Her rationale? Because the government won’t really enforce it. I’m no legal scholar but this sounds like a 3rd grade argument. Aren’t … Continue reading
Supreme Court Rules That Public Universities May Discriminate Against Christian Student Groups
Back in 1979 I was one of the founding members of the Christian Legal Society at the University of Illinois. Yesterday, the Supreme Court ruled 5-4 that the Hastings College of Law at the University of California was within its … Continue reading
Supreme Court Holds That the Second Amendment Applies to the States
In the case of McDonald v. the City of Chicago, the Supreme Court of the United States ruled that the Second Amendment applies to the states. Read the decision here. The decision was 5-4 which is absolutely stunning since I … Continue reading
The Red Mass and Cardinal DiNardos Pro-Life Homily
Daniel Cardinal DiNardo, the Archbishop of Galveston-Houston, was the chief celebrant at the annual Red Mass yesterday at the Cathedral of Saint Matthew the Apostle. The Red Mass is celebrated annually at the Washington, D.C. Cathedral and hosted by the … Continue reading