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Ultra-Conservative Website Demands Immediate Confirmation Of Merrick Garland

By Samuel Warde on May 5, 2016 Conservative Websites Turn Against Republican Party, Republicans Should Confirm Merrick Garland, Supreme Court Nominee Merrick Garland Activism, Conservatives, Main Stream Media, SCOTUS, Supreme Court, The Courts

Ultra-conservative website calls for immediate confirmation of Merrick Garland. The ultra-conservative website RedState published an article this week entitled: “Republicans Should Confirm Merrick Garland ASAP.” Garland is President Barack Obama’s nominee for the Supreme Court of the United States – intended to replace Antonin Scalia, who died unexpectedly in February of this year. Republicans have […]

A Quick Message For The Anti-Abortion Crowd

By Kimberley Johnson on March 25, 2016 Abortion, anti-choice, anti-choice movement, Don't like abortion don't have one, Katie Couric, Meaningful access to reproductive health services, Michele Bachmann, Pro-Life, Reproductive healthcare access in America, Roe v. Wade, Sarah Palin, women access to reproductive healthcare Opinion / Open Letters / Rants, Republican Hypocrisy, Supreme Court, Women's Issues

“They’re not pro-life. You know what they are, they’re anti-woman. Simple as it gets. Anti-woman. They don’t like them. They don’t like women.” ~George Carlin In 1973 the Supreme Court decided a woman’s right to choose abortion was legal. LEGAL. This means when a person decides to have an abortion: It’s legal. It’s none of […]

Watch Ronald Reagan’s Airtight Case For Senate Approval Of Scalia’s Replacement

By Samuel Warde on February 15, 2016 Appointing Supreme Court Justices, Constitutional Mandate, Nominating a Supreme Court Justice, Republican oath to defend the Constitution, Ronald Reagan Makes The Case For Senate Approval For Scalia's Replacement, Senate oath of office, The Constitutional Duties of President of the United States, the President of the United States nominates justices to the Supreme Court Barack Obama, Supreme Court, The Courts

Ronald Reagan made the case for Senate approval for Justice Scalia’s replacement in a 1987 speech. The unexpected death of conservative Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia has set off a battle over whether President Barack Obama or the next president should appoint his replacement. Pres. Obama paid tribute to Justice Scalia in a Saturday evening […]

Elizabeth Warren Blasts Republicans Who ‘Threaten Both The Constitution And Our Democracy’

By Samuel Warde on February 15, 2016 Constitutional responsibilities of the President of the United States, Elizabeth Warren Warns Republicans, Historic Precedent and Presidents, How justices get appointed to the Supreme Court, Republican obstructionism, Ronald Reagan nominates Justice Anthony Kennedy, Supreme Court nominations and appointments, threaten both the Constitution and democracy itself Barack Obama, Congress, Republican Hypocrisy, Republicans, Supreme Court, The Courts

Elizabeth Warren warns Republicans that “abandoning the duties they swore to uphold would threaten both the Constitution and our democracy itself.” The unexpected death of conservative Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia has set off a battle over whether President Obama or the next president should appoint his replacement. Pres. Obama paid tribute to Justice Scalia […]

This Could Be The Greatest Victory For Women Since Roe V. Wade

By Kimberley Johnson on January 6, 2016 anti-choice legislation, Are anti-abortion laws unconstitutional, Bill Nye stands up for women's reproductive health rights, bureaucratic red tape and health care, comprehensive health education, large coalition of faith-based leaders and organizations to oppose anti-choice laws aimed at women, personal stories from women about reproductive health care, Reproductive rights for women, state laws restricting abortion access are unconstitutional, Supreme Court abortion right and anti choice laws, testimonials from women who’ve been affected by the lack of healthcare, The Supreme Court Challenge To An Anti-Abortion Texas Law Has A Massive Number Of Supporters, This could become the greatest victory for women's reproductive healthcare in decades, unnecessary regulations on abortion clinics, Women and healthcare, Women reproductive rights and the courts, women's health and the courts Reproductive Rights, Supreme Court

This could become the greatest victory for women’s reproductive healthcare in decades. A large number of individuals and organizations filed 45 legal briefs in the Supreme Court Tuesday – all concluding state laws restricting abortion access are unconstitutional. The Supreme Court case will examine the Texas law, known as HB2, which places unnecessary regulations on the state’s […]

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