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Levin: Biden's Defiance of Supreme Court Ruling, Open Border Policy Grounds for Impeachment

Biden admitted regarding the eviction moratorium, 'The bulk of the constitutional scholarship says that it’s not likely to pass constitutional muster.'

 By Randy DeSoto  August 5, 2021

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First Amendment Win: NJ Town Drops Case Against Trump Supporter with 'F*** Biden' Sign in Yard

'It’s a relief,' the New Jersey resident said. 'My mother too, we both feel so relieved. I’m just happy this all over.'

 By Samantha Chang, The Western Journal  July 28, 2021

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More Than 5,000 Woke Teachers Sign Pledge to Teach CRT 'Regardless of the Law'

The Zinn Education Project is organizing left-wing teachers in an effort to dismantle conservative efforts to curb critical race theory.

 By Garion Frankel, The Western Journal  July 4, 2021

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National Disgrace: 'Racism' Accusations Thrown at Founding Documents Forces Military Veteran to Step In

'Once again we have a small group of people that want to disgrace our country and once again use the excuse of racism to divide us.'

 By Michael Austin  July 1, 2021

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Biden Scrambles to Walk Back Blunder After Blowing Up Big Bipartisan Deal

'I clearly didn't get all I wanted,' Biden said when announcing the deal. Hours later, he essentially demanded he get everything he wanted.

 By C. Douglas Golden, The Western Journal  June 27, 2021

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Trump 2020 Strategic Adviser: Constitution Does Not Prohibit Trump from Being Reinstated

If the audits prove that President Joe Biden was not the true winner of the 2020 election, there is a way forward.

 By Elizabeth Stauffer, The Western Journal  June 22, 2021

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Senate Launches Plan to Create Extra Votes Just for Dems, End the Founders' Plan Once and for All

The Founders chose not to make D.C. a state. A constitutional amendment declined to. But that's not stopping modern Democrats.

 By Elizabeth Stauffer, The Western Journal  June 16, 2021

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Dem Mayor to Require Citizens to Pay Annual Fee to Own Guns if Council Approves

'I strongly believe that Mayor Sam Liccardo is trying to do things he has no authority to do,' Sam Paredes said.

 By Elizabeth Stauffer, The Western Journal  June 10, 2021

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City Backs Down in Fight Against Church; Pastor Uses Moment of Triumph to Glorify God

After a church in Texas defeated a city's efforts to take its property away, the world received a demonstration of what humility looks like.

 By Garion Frankel, The Western Journal  June 6, 2021

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Keystone XL Isn't Dead - Multiple States Move to Force Pipeline Down Biden, Democrats' Throats

'The fallout from the Colonial pipeline cyberattack made it very clear that we need more energy infrastructure, not less.'

 By C. Douglas Golden, The Western Journal  June 4, 2021

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Court Rules in Favor of Ted Cruz in Lawsuit Against Federal Election Commission

Republican Sen. Ted Cruz of Texas has won a legal battle with the Federal Election Commission over donations to his campaign.

 By Jack Davis, The Western Journal  June 3, 2021

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GA Gov Bans COVID Vaccine Passports in State: 'We Do Not Support That'

Republican Gov. Brian Kemp of Georgia is the latest GOP governor to take a stand against COVID-19 vaccine passports.

 By Isa Cox, The Western Journal  May 26, 2021

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California Ordered to Pay $1.35M in Legal Fees for Newsom Shutting Down Churches

'I am thrilled to see the complete reversal of the last discriminatory restrictions against churches in California,' Harvest Rock's pastor, Ché Ahn, said.

 By Randy DeSoto  May 26, 2021

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Texas Legislature Passes Constitutional Carry Gun Law

'This is a simple restoration of Texans’ constitutional right under the Second Amendment, a right of the people to keep and bear arms.'

 By Jack Davis, The Western Journal  May 25, 2021

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The Other Guys: A Look Back at America's Forgotten Founders Could Save a Supreme Court Under Siege

Many are familiar with The Federalist Papers and the viewpoints supportive of the Constitution. But what did the other founders believe?

 By Brett Kershaw, The Western Journal  May 20, 2021

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Supreme Court Hands Down Unanimous Decision Defending Gun Owner Against Unwarranted Police Confiscation

The Supreme Court rejected a broad interpretation of a legal doctine, lending firearm owners a big win in the nation's highest court.

 By Brett Kershaw, The Western Journal  May 19, 2021

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Supreme Court Unanimously Rules Against Cops Seizing Guns Without a Warrant

'Neither the holding nor logic of Cady justifies such warrantless searches and seizures in the home,' Justice Clarence Thomas wrote.

 By Cameron Arcand, The Western Journal  May 17, 2021

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Op-Ed: The Floyd Case Isn't About Policing - It's About People Refusing to Be Responsible

'Neither Floyd nor Chauvin exercised the kind of prudence that is absolutely essential to the maintenance of justice in a civilized society.'

 By Rita Joseph, The Western Journal  May 4, 2021

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Exclusive from Gen. Flynn: Americans Must Remember Madison's 'Original Plan'

James Madison, hailed as the father of our Constitution, is probably turning over in his grave given the shredding of our God-given constitutional values and principles upon which we were […]

 By Michael Flynn, The Western Journal  April 30, 2021

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Op-Ed: The Search of Giuliani's Home May Have Broken the Law

'The opaque nature of the circumstances is the perfect breeding ground for stories to take on a life of their own.'

 By Aron Solomon, The Western Journal  April 30, 2021

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CNN Legal Analyst Implies Chauvin's Defense Team Needs to Prove Innocence to Gain Acquittal

Derek Chauvin has the same rights to due process as the rest of us, and his attorney was simply doing his job.

 By Isa Cox, The Western Journal  April 20, 2021