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The American Constitutional Rights Union (ACRU) is dedicated to defending the constitutional rights of all Americans. ACRU stands against harmful, anti-constitutional ideologies that have taken hold in our nation’s courts, culture, and bureaucracies. We defend and promote free speech, religious liberty, the Second Amendment, and national sovereignty.

Ken Blackwell: The President's Confusing Messages on Religion

By |2010-02-10T13:45:35-05:00February 10th, 2010|

This piece originally appeared on The Patriot Post on February 8, 2010.

President Obama attended the National Prayer Breakfast in Washington this week. His own denomination—the United Church of Christ—has been teasingly described as “Unitarians considering Christ.” I don’t know how much he is considering Jesus, but he sure is quiet about it if he is. Even among Christians, the President seems to believe in a Christless Christianity.

He quoted President Kennedy’s Inaugural—always a good idea. “Civility is not a sign of weakness,” he said. But as with omitting Jesus, the President skipped the rest of the JFK quote: “…but sincerity is always subject to […]

Ken Klukowski: Legal A-Team on the Field for SCOTUS Religious Liberty Case

By |2010-02-10T13:24:45-05:00February 10th, 2010|

This column originally appeared on the Townhall website on February 10, 2010.

The first round of briefs has now been filed in the pending religious liberty case Christian Legal Society v. Martinez. This is shaping up to be a big case that everyone should focus on come April.

The case is about religious discrimination. The Christian Legal Society (CLS) requires that its campus leaders be … Christian. Seems like a no-brainer. But not to a modern liberal school like University of California at Hastings. UC denied CLS recognition because the school declared that excluding non-Christians from the leadership of this Christian organization amounted to discrimination […]

Let People Decide, ACRU Says in New Jersey Recall Brief

By |2010-02-08T18:56:42-05:00February 8th, 2010|

Today (Feb. 9) the American Civil Rights Union filed an amicus brief in support of a grassroots citizens effort to petition for recall of Sen. Robert Menendez (D-N.J.).

The Sussex County Tea Party and NJ Tea Parties United, which filed the original petition request to gather signatures as The Committee to Recall Senator Robert Menendez from the United States Senate, contend that Menendez has violated his oath of office by voting for unconstitutional measures such as the attempted government health care takeover bill.

The New Jersey Secretary of State at the time rebuffed the request. So the matter is in court. Menendez is up for […]

COMMITTEE TO RECALL ROBERT MENENDEZ v. NINA WELLS, SECRETARY OF STATE, ET AL.

By |2010-02-08T18:50:27-05:00February 8th, 2010|

February 9, the American Civil Rights Union filed an amicus brief in support of a grassroots citizens effort to petition for recall of Sen. Robert Menendez (D-NJ).

The Sussex County Tea Party and NJ Tea Parties United, which filed the original petition request to gather signatures as The Committee to Recall Senator Robert Menendez from the United States Senate, contend that Menendez has violated his oath of office by voting for unconstitutional measures such as the attempted government health care takeover bill.

The New Jersey Secretary of State at the time rebuffed the request. So the matter is in court. Menendez is up for re-election […]

ACLU Seeks to Reveal, Cripple, US' Best Weapon

By |2010-02-08T10:45:55-05:00February 8th, 2010|

At a time of declared war, the ACLU has filed a case seeking to reveal in public the details of the use of un-manned drones that seek and kill US enemies in several nations. This is one of the most effective tactics the US has. And the ACLU wants a court to reveal it, and then kill it. Somewhere on the Other Side, King George III is saying, “If I only knew about that attack across the Delaware in 1776, I would have crushed those upstarts.”

Some of the facts for this article, but none of the legal conclusions, come from a transcript posted on line […]

Jan LaRue: Justice Alito Dissents

By |2020-04-23T21:53:00-04:00February 6th, 2010|

This column originally appeared on the American Thinker website on February 6, 2010.

It’s a good bet that the conversation in the Supreme Court break room the morning after the president’s State of the Union speech was about Obama’s drive-by distortion of its ruling in Citizens United v. FEC. Predictably, the spin at The Washington Post and Chicago Tribune was “Alito Disparages Obama’s Supreme Court Criticism.”

Where else but in the Bizarro World of Obama’s branch offices at the Post, Trib, and MS-NBC could we find such a polar opposite version of “reality”? Like their champion, these media corporations are extremely vexed that the Court […]

ACLU-Think Applied to Terrorists

By |2010-02-05T16:37:13-05:00February 5th, 2010|

This morning, in hearings before the Senate Intelligence Committee, several Administration leaders defended the idea of giving the would-be Christmas bomber the same rights as ordinary Americans in a criminal trial. This thinking, which mirrors the ideas of the ACLU, offers several ways that tens of thousands of Americans may get killed in future terrorist attacks.

Some of the facts for this article, but none of the legal conclusions, come from an article on UPI.com on 3 February, 2010. The heads of services who testified as a panel before the Senate Intelligence Committee were led by Leon Panetta, Director of the CIA.

On the day […]

John Armor: The Right to Recall the Rascals (U.S. Senators)

By |2010-02-03T09:07:06-05:00February 3rd, 2010|

Do the citizens of the states have a constitutional right to recall their Members of Congress before the end of their set terms, if they become satisfied that their Members are seriously harming the interests of the people who elected them?

Ken Blackwell and Ken Klukowski: Citizens United Huge Step for Free Speech

By |2020-04-23T21:53:00-04:00January 31st, 2010|

On January 21, the U.S. Supreme Court empowered ordinary Americans to speak out on an equal footing with millionaires and the media in U.S. elections. Threatened by people being able to freely speak their minds, the president of the United States deceived the American people when discussing this court decision in the State of the Union.

Ken Klukowski: Why Obama Was Wrong to Slap the Supremes

By |2010-01-29T21:08:39-05:00January 29th, 2010|

Sad to say, the highlight of President Obama's first State of the Union address on Wednesday was when he took the opportunity to openly condemn the Supreme Court. For the first time in memory, a president lashed out with the justices seated just a few feet away from him. Talk about "in your face"! The attack from the president prompted his equally-partisan supporters in Congress to erupt in raucous applause. This marks a low point for constitutional government in America, where the third branch of government is publicly humiliated by our head of state, and where an entire political party joined in this shameful display of disrespect for our Constitution.

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