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The Right Scoop 4/25/2014 –– Related: Wisconsin Sheriff Reveals the Seven Words He Would Use to Change the Second Amendment Sheriff David Clarke Jr. may not be a household name…yet. But he’s well on his way after his rousing speech at the 2014 NRA convention. Consider the standing ovation he received after revealing the seven […] April 26th, 2014 | Tags: Bill of Rights, David Clarke Jr., Justice John Paul Stevens, Mark Levin, Michael Bloomberg, National Security Agency, NRA-ILA Leadership Forum, Speaker John Boehner, Term Limits | Category: Barack Obama, Department of Justice, Department of the Interior, Environmental Protection Agency, SCOTUS, US Constitution, Video, Wisconsin | Comments are closed
Mike Miller Independent Journal Review 2/22/2014 Retired Supreme Court Justice John Paul Stevens wants to add five words to the Second Amendment of the U.S. Constitution. Five words that would incense gun owners across America. As ratified by the States and authenticated by Thomas Jefferson, then-Secretary of State, the Second Amendment reads: “A well […] February 22nd, 2014 | Tags: “Six Amendments: How and Why We Should Change the Constitution”, gun control, Justice John Paul Stevens, Penn Jillette, Penn Teller | Category: 2nd Amendment, Books/media, Progressives, SCOTUS | Comments are closed
Mark J. Fitzgibbons The American Thinker 4/26/2010 Many liberals are making loaded, unsubstantiated claims that talk radio, the internet, peaceful Tea Party protests, and other conservative speech and associations run the risk of inciting violence. Indeed, in the past it was liberals who not merely came to the defense of such forms of protest, but […] April 26th, 2010 | Tags: conservative speech, Justice John Paul Stevens, sedition | Category: 1st Amendment, SCOTUS, Tea Parties | Comments are closed
Lexington Lexington’s notebook The Economist 4/14/2010 IN A long and distinguished career, Justice Stevens wrote many decisions that I applaud. I liked his sceptical attitude towards prosecutors, and though I don’t agree with him that the death penalty is unconstitutional, I would certainly agree with him that it should be abolished. But his opinion in […] April 15th, 2010 | Tags: Eminent Domain, Justice John Paul Stevens, Kelo v. City of New London | Category: Connecticut, SCOTUS | Comments are closed
Florida Pundit 4/9/2010 Judge Andre Napolitano explains why Obama’s replacement of retiring Supreme Court Justice John Paul Stevens will be a lot worse than Steven ever was. The replacement will likely be far to the left of Stevens and will be on the Court for decades to come. […] April 12th, 2010 | Tags: Judge Andrew Napolitano, Justice John Paul Stevens | Category: Barack Obama, SCOTUS, Video | Comments are closed
Associated Press 4/3/2010 WASHINGTON – Justice John Paul Stevens says he’ll decide soon about retiring — for his own peace of mind and to give President Barack Obama and the Senate plenty of time to replace him. Stevens turns 90 this month and is the oldest justice. He tells The New York Times that he […] April 3rd, 2010 | Tags: Justice John Paul Stevens, retirement | Category: Barack Obama, SCOTUS | Comments are closed
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