Activist judges spark political clashes over constitutional meaning
The piece argues that conflicts over activist judges divide Democrats and Republicans. It details Bush nominations, Senate filibusters, recess appointments, and a recent deal to confirm 25 noncon troversial judges. It urges judging by qualifications and constitutional text rather than politics.
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Justice for little Angelo by Thomas Lowell
Thomas Lowell argues that little Angelo Marinda died after authorities failed to separate him from abusive parents. He criticizes family reunification services and social workers for relying on unproven theories, noting the father was convicted while calling for accountability for officials and agencies who allowed the infant’s death. Lowell, a Hoover Institution fellow, urges decisive action to protect children regardless of expert rhetoric.
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Massachusetts Marriage Tsunami Signals Deep Cultural Shift
CAL THOMAS argues that legalizing same sex marriage marked a seismic moral shift since World War II, predicting broader erosions of boundaries and traditional norms. He cites court rulings, religious critique, and a call for improved heterosexual family foundations before broader societal changes unfold.
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