The New American – by Jack Kenny
A proposed constitutional amendment to abridge the freedom of speech received the endorsement of the Senate Judiciary Committee by a 10-8 vote Thursday in an effort to overturn U.S. Supreme Court decisions in Citizens United v. Federal Elections Commission and McCutcheon v. FEC.
The 2010 Citizens United ruling rejected on First Amendment grounds restrictions in the McCain-Feingold Campaign Reform Act of 2002 on spending for political advertising. In this year’s McCutcheon decision, the high court ruled that limits on how much a donor may contribute in aggregate to candidates for federal office, political parties, and political action committees are also violations of the First Amendment. Both decisions were by 5-4 votes of the justices, with the more conservative Republican appointees voting to strike down the restrictions and the liberal justices, appointed by Democratic presidents, voting to uphold them. Similarly, Thursday’s Judiciary Committee vote was strictly along party lines, with all 10 of the committee’s Democrats voting for the amendment and all eight of its Republican members voting against. Continue reading “Sen. Judiciary Committee Endorses Amendment to Abridge Free Speech”


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I know I am not alone when I voice concerns over the ILLEGALS, especially, when they’re now to receive, not only a roof over their heads on our dime, but health care and lawyers too!
D-RMOR GEAR
Last Resistance – by Onan Coca
The Pope’s Apostate Church there is so much wrong with the current pope’s theology, that where does one begin? First off, as a disclaimer, I am not Catholic, but the Bible does hold truths that spans beyond Denominational lines and this current pope has shown that he either has NO knowledge of Biblical theology or he’s proving that he’s an Apostate.
Will be added to Rogers Rangers Creed …for the restoration.


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What a Drone Can See From 17,500 Feet, (close to 4 miles).
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Bearing Arms – by Bob Owens
Liberty’s Torch – by Francis W. Porretto
Canada Free Press – by Judi McLeod