Category: Bill of Rights
By Rabble Rouser Reverend Amy on Aug 24, 2010 in 1st Amendment, 2nd Amendment, 9/11, Bill of Rights, Current Affairs, Foreign Affairs, Freedom of Speech, Islam, Muslim, Political Correctness, President Barack Obama, Terrorism, U.S. Constitution | View Comments
Yes, yes, more about the whole mosque thing in New York, though this is about a different aspect of it. And that would be our First Amendment right to free speech. Remember how Obama went on and on about the mosque-builders and freedom of religion, as if this had anything whatsoever to do with freedom [...]
By Rabble Rouser Reverend Amy on Jun 12, 2010 in Bill of Rights, Current Affairs, U.S. Constitution | View Comments
I have to say, I did not see this coming. There has been a whole lot of crazy stuff going on in this country, from “Let them eat cake” regular parties in the White House to some guy living at home and using the public library computer getting the Democratic nomination for US Senator in [...]
By Rabble Rouser Reverend Amy on Sep 29, 2009 in ABC News, ACORN, Abuse, Afghanistan, Bamboozling, Bill of Rights, Censorship, Chicago, Chicago politics, Current Affairs, Flip Flopping, Foreign Affairs, Fox News, George Stephanopoulos, Hoodwinking, President Barack Obama, Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, Soldiers/Veterans, Women and Children | View Comments
That would be Secretary of State Hillary Clinton speaking out about violence against girls and women at the U.N. After the ad nauseum speeches of President Obama, this is an incredibly refreshing change, even though the subject is intense, to say the least. Still, this one has substance, and isn’t “just words.” I can’t help [...]
By Anita Finlay ("Ani") on Sep 9, 2009 in Arrogance, Bank Bailouts, Bill of Rights, Cult, Hoodwinking, Obama Administration, Obama's Broken Promises, Obama's Media Censorship, President Barack Obama, Unemployment | View Comments
Camille Paglia’s article in Salon, Too late for Obama to turn it around? is a scathing assessment which drips disappointment and dare I say it, a sense of betrayal. Most surprising is that eight months after Obama’s inauguration, this accomplished writer has arrived at the same place most of us were 18 months ago when [...]
By Rabble Rouser Reverend Amy on Sep 5, 2009 in Bill of Rights, Censorship, Civil Liberties, Civil Liberties & Rights, Congress (House & Senate), Current Affairs, Democrats, Hillary Clinton, Patriotism, Speaker Nancy Pelosi, U.S. Constitution | View Comments
There seems to be some confusion over whose meetings these town halls are. Silly me, I thought they were held for the constituents of the particular representative or senator holding them. Evidently, I was wrong, at least according to this organizer for HCAN at the town hall held by Jan Schakowsky (D-IL) in Skokie, IL:
By Rabble Rouser Reverend Amy on Aug 28, 2009 in Bill of Rights, Civil Liberties, Congress (House & Senate), Current Affairs, Health Care, U.S. Constitution | View Comments
Not us, apparently, if Congress has its way. Believe it or not, some people are actually going through these proposed health care bills. Not many of our elected officials, mind you, but SOME people are. Thank heavens, since you won’t believe some of the more egregious proposals contained in it (specifically, H.R. 3200). The title [...]
By Eastan McNeal on Apr 27, 2009 in Bill of Rights, Breaking News, Current Affairs, Gun Control, Hugo Chavez, NRA, Obama | View Comments
We have been exposed to an education lately on International Law and the Rule of Law. Everyone has been following the torture memos and some of us have a quaint understanding of how the U.S. signing the treaty at the Geneva Convention forcibly influenced laws that we were required, by the treaty, to add to [...]
By Eastan McNeal on Apr 19, 2009 in Advertising, Bill of Rights, Current Affairs, Freedom of Speech, Homeland Security, Obama Administration | View Comments
A computer program that tells the White House where you have been on the Internet, RADICAL! Note: Wings Under America was a response to Homeland Security’s Right Wing Extremism Alert discussed by Susan here and here. If you really want to get the feel of a Klan rally you should don a sheet and [...]
By Mel Goodman on Apr 17, 2009 in Bill of Rights, CIA, Guantanamo, Intelligence, Rendition, Torture, U.S. Constitution, Unitary Executive Powers/Signing Statements | View Comments
Some countries never acknowledge their crimes. It has been 95 years since the Turkish genocide against its Armenian population, but the Turkish government will not confess to any role in crimes that were committed. The Japanese have never admitted the terrible crimes committed throughout Northeast and Southeast Asia during World War II. And Israel has [...]
By SusanUnPC on Apr 15, 2009 in Bill of Rights, Civil Liberties, Homeland Security, Tax Day | View Comments
In a brilliant rebuttal to coordinated attacks from the far left, this Wall Street Journal op-ed, “Tax Day Becomes Protest Day – How the tea parties could change American politics.” (related stories) nails the true genesis of today’s protests: Today American taxpayers in more than 300 locations in all 50 states will hold rallies — [...]
By SusanUnPC on Apr 14, 2009 in 9/11, Bill of Rights, Homeland Security, Tax Day, Tax stimulus package, Terrorism | View Comments
(Bumped up from this morning. And don’t miss the Boston Tea Party “Tax Day” plans just below this post. ALSO: Here’s another attack via HuffyPoop, “Teabagging: Redux Anti-Intellectualism.” Get that, you redneck hooligans?) Hey, all you Tax Day people. You’re not part of some ‘winger cabal, are you? You’re not into some dangerous, extremist rightwing [...]
By Philip Giraldi on Apr 13, 2009 in 9/11, Al Qaeda, Bill of Rights, CIA, FBI, Homeland Security, National Security, Obama's Broken Promises, Patriotism, President Barack Obama, Terrorism, Torture, U.S. Constitution, Unitary Executive Powers/Signing Statements | View Comments
(Susan’s April 13th Note: I AM PISSED OFF. This essay is bumped up because, dammit, I need to restore my FOCUS on the ELEPHANTS in the room! While it’s fascinating to debate the pirate crisis, it is foremost VITAL to focus on the dangerous stories such as Obama’s power-hungry expansion of executive authority, known in [...]
By SusanUnPC on Apr 8, 2009 in Bill of Rights, Current Affairs, National Security, U.S. Constitution | View Comments
You’ve read Philip Giraldi’s and my piece, “Goodbye, Bill of Rights,” with a very unhappy Keith Olbermann interviewing a shocked Howard Fineman. Now, constitutional law professor Jonathan Turley puts it even more bluntly: Honestly, I’m getting tired of saying, “We told you so.” There are people who can be so easily deluded by a speech, [...]
By Rabble Rouser Reverend Amy on Dec 10, 2008 in Bamboozling, Barack Obama, Bill of Rights, Citizenship, Democrats, Education, Freedom of Speech, Media, Patrick Fitzgerald, Republicans, Thomas Jefferson, Tony Rezko | View Comments
Has been nabbed – and not a moment too soon,I might add – the question arises of what will happen to the man who put a halt to Blagojevich’s corrupt ways: Patrick Fitzgerald. Now, some of us were wondering what the hell was taking him so long while Tony Rezko was singing like a canary [...]
By Rabble Rouser Reverend Amy on Oct 31, 2008 in 1st Amendment, Bamboozling, Barack Obama, Bill of Rights, Constitution, Democracy, John McCain, Media, Media Handling of Story, Racism, Rev. Jeremiah Wright Jr. | View Comments
I have NO idea as to the origin of these bumper stickers, but they are good! Well, I can certainly agree with that – that’s the only reason I am willing to consider McCain: Obama. I could get rich selling this one. Aw, hell – any one of them…
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