The Supreme Court Was Right: Texas Didn’t Have Standing
Those disappointed in the outcome of this election and of the Texas suit should not lose sight of the constitutional values that will last far beyond any one lawsuit and any one election.
The Supreme Court’s Rejection Of Texas’s Election Lawsuit Failed The Constitution
It is hard to believe the justices put the constitutional question above their desire to avoid appearing to meddle in the 2020 election.
SCOTUS Rejects Texas Lawsuit Contesting Biden’s Wins In Swing States
‘Texas has not demonstrated a judicially cognizable interest in the manner in which another State conducts its elections,’ the Supreme Court ruled.
How Texas’s Supreme Court Lawsuit Against Pennsylvania Defends Our Civil Rights
Commonsense jurisprudence will recognize the open-shut argument that voters’ civil rights were violated by vote dilution during an unconstitutional election process.
6 Things To Know About Texas’s Supreme Court Petition Over 2020’s Messed-Up Election
Texas argues that the case ‘presents constitutional questions of immense national consequences,’ namely that the 2020 election suffered from serious constitutional irregularities.
Declaring War On Nuns, Biden Plans To Nominate Abortion Extremist Xavier Becerra For HHS Secretary
As both a congressman and attorney general, Xavier Becerra fought for rabidly pro-abortion and anti-free speech policies.
Georgia Candidate Raphael Warnock Refuses To Say If He’ll Pack The Supreme Court
‘I’m really not focused on it,’ Raphael Warnock responded to a direct question about packing the Supreme Court, pivoting away from the topic three times and never answering the question.
Church Leaders Who Cancel Christmas Services Are Clinging To Government Lies, Not Christ
We should demand that our pastors mark the Nativity with pomp and refuse to support churches whose leaders cower behind the lie that church is nonessential.
The Supreme Court Didn’t Overlook COVID, It Required Equal COVID Rules For Worship
‘Even if the Constitution has taken a holiday during this pandemic, it cannot become a sabbatical,’ wrote Supreme Court Justice Neil Gorsuch.
Will The Supreme Court Finally Defend Religious Liberty From Pandemic Tyrants?
A second challenge to Gov. Andrew Cuomo’s discriminatory COVID rules that targeted Orthodox Jews provides a crucial test for the new Supreme Court.
Leftist Shrieks About Trump’s Authoritarianism Attempt To Hide That They’re The Real Control Freaks
Although the media has thoughtlessly labeled Trump an authoritarian, his record — and the policy aims of his opponents Joe Biden and Kamala Harris — prove Democrats are the real threat to American life.
Why President Trump Has A Strong Supreme Court Case To Contest Pennsylvania
As widespread claims of voter fraud begin to have their day in court, a closer look at the Trump lawsuit in Pennsylvania reveals that numerous claims of voter fraud aren’t really the core claims of the case.
Partisans Cheating By Ignoring Election Law Is A Problem As Big As Vote Fraud
Fraud and violations of the election code are two distinct problems, yet there has been little analysis of the latter, which might be more significant.
Philadelphia Foster Care Case Challenges Justice Scalia’s Most Controversial Opinion
Fulton is part of a broader effort to hold the government to a higher standard whenever it limits our freedom—from our ability to speak, work, exercise religion, or simply live as we choose.
Pennsylvania Mail-In Ballot Snafu Is Ripe For The U.S. Supreme Court To Intervene
The Supreme Court will likely weigh in on Pennsylvania’s handling of mail-in ballots, and notwithstanding the pundits’ claims to the contrary, serious constitutional issues are at stake.
Republican Attorneys General File Amicus Brief Urging SCOTUS To Rule On Pennsylvania Mail-In Ballots
“We have to ensure that every legal vote cast is counted in that every illegal vote cast is not counted.”
The U.S. Supreme Court Should Act On Pennsylvania’s Vote Count
Pennsylvania is counting votes in violation of the Constitution and it needs to stop.
Ballot Counting Is Delayed In These Six States With Legal Battles On The Horizon
Several of these states will ultimately end up quite close, perhaps even with recounts. Will the Election Night leaders end up losers?