Opinion Forum

An Angry President May Have Ways to Tame a Disobedient Supreme Court

April 4th, 2012

By Dan Miller None are no good ways and with only one exception none appear to have been attempted. Still, we do live in very interesting times. On April 2nd, President Obama presented a political diatribe claiming that for the Supreme Court to strike down ObamaCare as unconstitutional would be “unprecedented.” Although it is true […]

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Tags: impeachment, judicial review, Obamacare, President, Supreme Court
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The U.S. Constitution in a Nutshell: O’Donnell Is Right, Coons Is Wrong

October 17th, 2010

By Dan Miller The Constitution is short and simple but fragile and endangered. We should not allow politicians to euthanize it. The United States Constitution is short and easy to read. It is far shorter and easier to read than most legislation, excepting such fluff as a declaration of a “National Eat Healthy Day.” The […]

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Tags: Congress, Executive, judicial review, separation of powers, U.S. Constitution
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