Tag Archive for Constitution
Paul Gordon: How to account for the uncountable countenance of the GOP?
by Paul Gordon • • Comments Off on Paul Gordon: How to account for the uncountable countenance of the GOP?
There is no point in bringing up specific issues now because they will change tomorrow. Or next week. The will of the people will be ignored because 47 believes he can do anything he wants and, despite the Constitution, seems to be getting away with it
Emily Gill: Public displays of the Ten Commandments and religious rights
by Emily Gill • • Comments Off on Emily Gill: Public displays of the Ten Commandments and religious rights
A Ten Commandments display is coercive in its effects, as students cannot opt out of viewing it when it will be present in all educational settings throughout their school years; plus the display will constitute only one version of the Ten Commandments, whereas different versions are orthodox to different religious denominations.
The Lion’s Den: Go to the polls; voting empowers our people to improve our country
by Daniel McCloud • • Comments Off on The Lion’s Den: Go to the polls; voting empowers our people to improve our country
U.S. Constitution of 1787 recognized the enslaved people in America were a force to be reckoned with. So your vote matters more than anything — don’t let anyone tell you differently