All Things Political
As an original Firefly fan there is a special place in my heart for Joss Whedon and anything he puts his name on. So, when I saw he wrote the screenplay for Avengers, I took an interest in all the supporting … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized | Tagged Iron Man, Iron Man 3, Joss Whedon, Mandarin, Shane Black | Comments on Facebook
The Department of Justice recently issued a letter to the University of Montana at Missoula which seeks to “serve as a blueprint for colleges and universities throughout the country to protect students from sexual harassment and assault.” According to analysis … Continue reading
Posted in Constitution Watch | Tagged Criminalizing Dating, Department of Justice, Feature, Sexual Harassment, University of Montana | Comments on Facebook
There is a disturbing new trend in the War on Drugs. Lately, news reports have begun to emerge in which undercover officers talk lonely or sympathetic people, who do not ordinarily use or sell drugs, into buying them on their … Continue reading
Posted in Constitution Watch | Tagged Abuse, Autism, Drug Bust, Feature, Special Needs, Temecula Valley Unified School District, Undercover Officer, war on drugs | Comments on Facebook
When it comes to medical marijuana, California is getting a first-hand lesson on the importance of states’ rights. Compassionate local and state laws allow sufferers to consume marijuana under medical supervision, though federal laws contradict this. Per the Constitution, states … Continue reading
Posted in Rebel of the Week | Tagged Feature, Free Ronnie Chang, Jury Nullification, Medical Marijuana, Rebel of the Week, San Diego Mayor Bob Filner | Comments on Facebook
I’ll tell you what. Angela Keaton can keep a secret. This weekend Angela represented AntiWar.com, along with Teresa Warmke from Fr33 Aid and Carla Gericke from the Free State Project at the Bitcoin 2013 Conference, and not once did she let … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized | Tagged Angela Keaton, AntiWar.com, Eric Garris, FBI, Justin Raimondo | Comments on Facebook
The White House is flooded with scandals this week. Attempts to politicize the IRS against the Tea Party backfired, as did efforts by the administration to spy on Associated Press reporters. On the national security front, shocking new allegations have … Continue reading
Posted in Tin Foil Tuesday | Tagged Al Qaeda, Ambassador Stevens, Benghazi, CIA, Clinton, Feature, Gaddafi, libya, Stinger Missiles, Syria, Tin Foil Tuesday, Tinfoil Tuesday | Comments on Facebook
This weekend marked the first major US Bitcoin Summit at the San Jose Convention Center in California. There’s a full schedule of panels, presenters, and speakers discussing the future of the world’s most popular peer-to-peer digital currency. I’m attending with … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized | Tagged AntiWar.com, Bitcoin Not Bombs, Fr33 Aid, Free State Project, Lamassu, Porc Therapy | Comments on Facebook
Iraq War veteran Adam Kokesh is no stranger to protest. Ever since he returned from serving his country, he has continued his service to the Constitution by exercising his First (and other) Amendment rights at every possible occasion, in some … Continue reading
Posted in Constitution Watch | Tagged Adam Kokesh Arrested, Arrest, Feature, First Amendment, Freedom of Speech, Marijuana legalization, Philadelphia, Smoke Down Prohibition | Comments on Facebook
Americans are rightly frustrated with the IRS. Lawmakers have crafted the most obscure, complex, difficult-to-understand tax code possible, and citizens often find themselves facing steep tax debts after misunderstanding the filing process. Meanwhile, the IRS itself has been consumed by … Continue reading
Posted in Constitution Watch | Tagged Feature, Instagram, IRS, Kane, Lamar Alexander, NFL Lineman Evan Mathis, Philadelphia Eagles, Pop Friday, Tax Protest, Tea Party, WWE | Comments on Facebook
When the USA PATRIOT Act of 2001 first passed, civil libertarians like Ron Paul warned that future administrations might use those unconstitutional powers to spy on and thus intimidate members of Congress. When the executive branch has the power to … Continue reading
Posted in Constitution Watch | Tagged California Congressman Nunes, Congressman Nunes, Department of Justice, DOJ, eric holder, Feature, Impeachment, Obama Admin | Comments on Facebook ← Older posts Newer posts →
