Court ups the pressure on California blanket primary
Our view argues the Supreme Court was right to reject California's blanket primary system. The piece endorses free association and says parties should control their nominating processes, allowing members to stand for their beliefs without non members altering party policies. It cites Justice Scalia and quotes John Eastman.
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U.S. Supreme Court
California
Antonin Scalia
Chapman University Law School
Claremont Institute Center For Constitutional Jurisprudence
John Eastman
Boris
Goat
Washington
Lawmakers Federal Officials Addresses Listed in Text
U S Rep Larry Combest of Lubbock and Henry Bonilla of San Antonio are shown with district addresses in Odessa and Washington. Senators Phil Gramm and Kay Bailey Hutchison are listed with their Senate offices in Washington.
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U.S
Larry Combest
Lubbock
Longworth
Washington
D.C
E. 42Nd St
Odessa
Henry Bonilla
San Antonio
Phil Gramm
Russell Senate
USS
Kay Bailey Hutchison
Washington, D.C
Resentment and envy drive modern politics and policy
Thomas Lowell argues that resentment, not envy, fuels policies from estate taxes to anti-trust laws. He warns that resenting success harms society by hindering the reward of achievement, boosting bureaucratic power, and endangering freedom. He cites Microsoft and historic demagoguery to illustrate risks. Lowell, Hoover Institution senior fellow, frames the piece as a warning against punitive redistribution.
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Boris
Ivan
Microsoft
Hitler
Goat
Lowell
Hoover Institution
Stanford University
Why not maintain the language in America
Don Feder argues against bilingualism and English only mandates, citing immigrant workers at Boston Harbor Hotel and broader costs of translation in courts schools and elections. He denounces language entitlement as cultural aggression while praising English as the nation’s glue and urging immigrants to learn English to belong.
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Boston Harbor
Thm
Washington Times
U.S
California
Richard Riley
Oregon
Clinton
Equal Employment Opportunity Commission
EEOC
al Gore
Cinco de Mayo
Big Buddha
Mexico
Jorge W. Bush
Feder
Boston Herald
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Link
Freedom
People
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Resen
Puurzer Pawe
Odessamerican
Lisher An Kerr Ken Broonax
Thomas Lowell
Don Feder
Wlallard
Killmore
By Bruce Tingley
South
Brooklyn
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