It behooves us all, especially in this pivotal election year, to reflect on the words of our nations Founders in light of medical sciences capacity to infringe upon the first human right, the right to life.
At this week's G8 Summit, the cost of gasoline is one of the main topics of discussion. With the price of crude oil hovering around $136 a barrel, the industrialized world is looking for answers. But none seem to exist right now.
On January 9, the U.S. Supreme Court will hear arguments for one of the biggest election law cases in years. This case might decide who becomes president of America, and shape the future of the country.
"Presidential claims of a right to preserve the confidentiality of information and documents in the face of legislative demands have figured prominently, though intermittently, in executive-congressional relations since at least 1792. Few such interbranch disputes over access to information have reached the courts for substantive resolution, the vast majority achieving resolution through political negotiation and accommodation. In fact, it was not until the Watergate-related lawsuits in the 1970's seeking access to President Nixon's tapes that the existence of a presidential confidentiality Authority was judicially established as a necessary derivative of the President's status in our constitutional scheme of separated powers.
On August 18th, the California Supreme Court ruled on Benitez v. North Coast. This case tests the Freedom of Religion Clause of the California Constitution on the issue of whether a physician has a constitutional right to refuse on religious grounds to perform a medical procedure for a patient because of the patient’s sexual orientation.
The American Civil Rights Union filed an amicus brief supporting North Coast Women’s Care Medical Group.
Unfortunately, the California Supreme Court ruled in favor of Benitez, with Justice Joyce Kennard writing,
“A religious objector has no federal constitutional right to an exemption from a neutral and valid law of […]
Peter Ferrara will be on the Roger Hedgecock show Monday, August 18 at 8:05pm ET. He will be talking about the recent California insemination case. You can listen live in San Diego on 600AM KOGO or by going here.
Most Americans don't know there was another U.S. government, before the Constitution was drafted. Simplified books and courses leave out the Articles of Confederation, the government of the U.S. for its first 11 years. There were several fatal defects in the Articles; one was its presidency.
On Wednesday, August 6, John Armor will conduct a 20-30-minute radio interview at 10 a.m. eastern with 700WLW’s Mike McConnell. The topic will be ACLU Outrages. Listen live at www.700wlw.com.
On Wednesday, August 6, John Armor will discuss ACLU Outrages on Eddie Burke’s show on KBYR (8:00-9:00 p.m. EST). Listen live at www.kbyr.com.
On Thursday, August 7 from 2:00-3:00 p.m., Horace Cooper is scheduled to appear on NCFR’s “Point of View” show with Kerby Anderson. They will be discussing the Fairness Doctrine. Listen at https://www.pointofview.net/.
