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All the President’s Funny Money

April 20, 2011 By Michelle Malkin 7 Comments

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As Obama renews his campaign coffers, his shady and illegal 2008 contributions still go unpunished.

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Tom Campbell’s Troubling Ties

March 12, 2010 By John Perazzo 56 Comments

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A Republican Senate candidate’s record includes connections to Islamists.

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Justice Thomas Defends Campaign Finance Ruling – NYTimes.com

February 4, 2010 By Jacob Laksin Leave a Comment

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WASHINGTON — In expansive remarks at a law school in Florida, Justice Clarence Thomas on Tuesday vigorously defended the Supreme Court’s recent campaign finance decision. And Justice Thomas explained that he did not attend State of the Union addresses — he missed the dust-up when President Obama used the occasion last week to criticize the [...]

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Obama Is Huey Long

January 29, 2010 By Matthew Vadum Leave a Comment

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Harvard Law School’s answer to Huey Long unmasked himself during a joint session of Congress two days ago.
At the State of the Union address on Wednesday President Obama conducted himself like a chest-beating Latin American caudillo when he took the unprecented unusual step of dressing down the black robed Supreme Court justices seated in front of him.
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A Victory for Free Speech

January 22, 2010 By Jacob Laksin 95 Comments

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The Cato Institute’s Ilya Shapiro explains why the Supreme Court’s ruling this week was a win for free expression and democracy.

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Supreme Court Overturns Limits on Election Spending – WSJ.com

January 22, 2010 By Jacob Laksin Leave a Comment

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Freedom has had its best week in many years. On Tuesday, Massachusetts put a Senate check on a reckless Congress, and yesterday the Supreme Court issued a landmark decision supporting free political speech by overturning some of Congress’s more intrusive limits on election spending. In a season of marauding government, the Constitution rides to the [...]

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