Kent Schaible’s parents found guilty
The right to practice religion freely does not include the right to expose the community or the child to communicable disease or the latter to ill-health or dea...
Category: Law
Revisiting legislation of the 111th Congress
As we approach the close of the 111th Congress and reflect on major legislative actions such as the health care reform bill, I think we should also reflect on l...
Teresa Lewis
In case you haven’t been reading the news, Teresa Wilson Bean Lewis, age 41, was executed under the laws of the Commonwealth of Virginia on September 23, ...
Freedom of Conscience
On his show Tuesday night, Glenn Beck talked about a plan by the Obama administration to repeal the "Freedom of Conscience Act", which gives health ca...
Responding to the Republican platform – "Traditional" marriage
Over a long series of blog posts, I’m going to pick apart the 2008 Republican Platform and respond to it, one or several sections at a time. I won’t...
Revisiting Kent Schaible
Recently out of a curiosity I decided to see if I could find information on the Kent Schaible case through the court docket. The criminal trial for Herbert and ...
God is banished from the classroom?
Note: This discussion should be considered applicable to the United States only. Prayers are one of the dominating themes of religion. They range from simple ve...
The appeal of socialism
The battle with the oil disaster in the Gulf of Mexico has renewed individual resolve for socialist agendas in the United States of America. Cries and chants ca...
E-mail to Sen. Lieberman
Earlier today I sent the following e-mail to Sen. Joe Lieberman (I-CT) regarding his recent proposed legislation, the Terrorist Expatriation Act: Mr Senator, Ac...