JUDICIAL REFORM: All valid evidence stands. To convict the innocent is a crime in itself and the worst of all possible situations involving order within the society, but is a crime against only the person or persons involved. However, to allow the guilty to go free to continue their crimes, is a gross absurdity, and in fact is a crime against the whole of society. If evidence is obtained unethically or illegally, that is dealt with as a separate issue.
ELECTION REFORM: The first three things that must be acted on in campaigns-
a. All money for any campaign must come from the district of that campaign, and very definitely no money can cross state lines.
b. Shorten the election cycle. For elections in November all primaries begin in June.
c. Limits on campaign spending,(overall election reform was discussed in a 2 part series 1/24/92 & 2/7/92 in the North Chicago Tribune). Continue reading “Ideas for Problem Resolution”

The Telegraph – by Martin Banks, Henry Samuel and Alex Spillius
Art of Manliness – by JEREMY ANDERBERG
She “stole” $2.87 from a PUBLIC fountain to feed herself and she is arrested. Mitch Mcconnell just stole 2-3 billion dollars by his vote last night and he is still free?
The Organic Prepper
AmmoLand
New York Post – by Jeane MacIntosh
The Daily Caller – by Robby Soave
All Gov – by Noel Brinkerhoff
While the vets couldn’t get to their monuments and we couldn’t take pictures of our national parks, while they were threatening to turn off the EBT cards and veteran’s benefits, what was really important and who ordered that the fight over the debt ceiling be put to the end?
The Burning Platform
American Everyman – by Scott Creighton 
The Ugly Truth – by Haaretz
Washington Post – by Scott Wilson and Juliet Eilperin
Was there ever really any doubt?