Opinion Forum

The Tenth Amendment Is Fine the Way It Is

September 28th, 2011

By Dan Miller Here is a good article from The Ohio Farmer, quoting James Madison in the Federalist Papers: The powers delegated by the proposed constitution to the federal government are few and defined. Those which are to remain in the State governments are numerous and indefinite.… The powers reserved to the several States will […]

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Tags: Constitution, courts, federalism, judges, states rights, Tenth Amendment
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Judges Selected to Hear Florida ObamaCare Case

May 27th, 2011

By Dan Miller According to this article, the Eleventh Circuit Court of Appeals judges who will hear arguments and write the decision in the Florida ObamaCare case have been selected, randomly. The arguments will be held on June 8th. The judges are Chief Judge Joel Dubina and Circuit Judges Frank Hull and Stanley Marcus. For […]

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Tags: 11th Circuit Court, appeal, Florida, judges, Obamacare
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Cumulative Voting

June 20th, 2010

By Larry Ennis With the tragedy unfolding in the Gulf of Mexico and along its shoreline, some other things are just slipping by. Almost completely unheralded is the recent modifying of the way voting is being done in an increasing number of local elections, touted as a way to insure better representation of minorities. This […]

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Tags: ACLU, cumulative voting, judges, liberals, minorities, one person one vote
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