Selma and Voting Rights Triumph
Black leaders stress the importance of political power and getting out the vote, but we might ask how important political power is to the ordinary black person.
ACRU: College Officials Who Resist Equal Protection Are Like ‘Racist Throwbacks’
“‘Progressive’ elitists display a religious devotion to permanent racial preferences and quotas,” says brief at the Supreme Court.
The Letter of Our Discontent
If halting a bad nuclear deal with Iran embarrasses Obama, so be it.
Striking a Blow Against the Obama Bullet Ban
Vigilance has thwarted the gun controllers for now.
A Capitol Challenge to Earthly Power
The Museum of the Bible would remind visitors of a higher authority.
Preparing for the Next Debt Fight
Feckless Republicans need a Niskanen Amendment to slow federal spending and stop debt.
ACRU: Count Citizens—Not Illegals—When Creating Legislative Districts
Brief urges U.S. Supreme Court to hear challenge to Texas’ use of “total population” in allocating legislative seats.
Where Politics Meets Poetry
Thomas Paine is the man whose writings gave the residents of thirteen separate colonies a unified sense of identity as Americans, and inspired them to fight and win the Revolutionary War.
Audio: Ken Blackwell Speaks on the Rule of Law on The Laura Ingraham Show
ACRU Policy Board Member Ken Blackwell on the Laura Ingraham Show: GOP lawmakers and candidates who claim to support the rule of law cannot support Obama lawless and amnesty.
Calaveras County Makes the ACLU Hopping Mad
While that might not break the county coffers, it remains to be seen whether the defendants will have to pay the ACLU’s usual exorbitant legal fees if the county loses the case.