Category Archives: Jurisprudence

If My People…

Posted on May 5, 2015 by retiredday

Many of us are familiar with 2 Chronicles 7:14, If my people who are called by my name humble themselves, and pray and seek my face and turn from their wicked ways, then I will hear from heaven and will … Continue reading →

Posted in Change, Jurisprudence, Righteousness in government, U.S. Constitution | Tagged does government have the right to dictate morals?, Gay Marriage, God's people, Supreme Court, the new morality | Leave a comment

The Death Of Original Intent

Posted on December 19, 2012 by retiredday

Most people live their life without analyzing it. What they think about is a natural part of living life: how to get what you want, how to compete, how to survive, how to prosper, how to be happy. But some … Continue reading →

Posted in American Culture, Jurisprudence | Tagged expecting leaders to do the right thing, originalism, orininal intent, Robert Bork, too busy to think about government | Leave a comment

We’re On Our Way

Posted on June 29, 2012 by retiredday

But where will we be when the dust has settled? Darrell L. Castle, 2008 vice-presidential candidate for the Constitution Party, has written an article for the Constitution Party entitled “THE SUPREME COURT HAS SPOKEN”. His middle paragraph clearly sums up … Continue reading →

Posted in Freedom, Jurisprudence, Socialism, U.S. Constitution | Tagged "affordable healthcare", constitution party, government by the judiciary, shyster lawyers call Obamacare "constitutional", the supremes have spoken | Leave a comment

Where Are The Cowboys?

Posted on July 8, 2011 by retiredday

When I was young, westerns were really big — big in the movies and big on TV. But eventually the western faded in popularity, gradually being replaced by other genres. Western heros gave way to cops, martial artists, super heros, … Continue reading →

Posted in American Culture, Jurisprudence, Leadership | Tagged can justice come from a court of law, Casey Anthony trial, changes in social morals, cowboy heros, how society has changed, respect for the law, significant social issues | Leave a comment

“Democracy”

Posted on March 10, 2011 by retiredday

We hear a lot about “Democracy” these days. We’re told that’s all the Libyan rebels want, the same as those in Egypt, Tunisia, Iraq, Afghanistan, Hamas and all their screaming, fist-shaking brethren, everywhere. True, they wish to depose those who … Continue reading →

Posted in American Culture, Democracy, Islam, Jurisprudence, Politics | Tagged collective bargaining and democracy, everyone wants a piece of the pie, freedom of opportunity, getting what I want, Islam and democracy, Shariah law, unions and democracy, Wisconsin State senators in hiding | Leave a comment

Obamacare Unconstitutional

Posted on February 4, 2011 by retiredday

Ever since Obamacare was first proposed, critics voiced their concern that it was unconstitutional. But the left wing fanatics pushed it through despite widespread public opposition, just barely getting their political victory. Now that a federal judge has ruled that … Continue reading →

Posted in Jurisprudence, Politics, U.S. Constitution | Tagged "constitutional", arguing points of law, government by the people, lawyers, Obamacare, The Constitution | Leave a comment

Insulting Foreign Visitors

Posted on July 29, 2010 by retiredday

Judge Bolton argued, “Certain categories of people with transitional status and foreign visitors from countries that are part of the the Visa Waiver Program will not have readily available documentation of their authorization to remain in the United States, thus … Continue reading →

Posted in Illegal_Immigration, Jurisprudence | Tagged government by the people, illegal immigration | 2 Comments