Alito Ad Anti ACLU

Posted on December 5, 2005 - Filed Under News, Supreme Court | 8 Comments

WASHINGTON — Today, Fidelis launched the first phase of an advertising campaign that celebrates America’s Judeo-Christian faith traditions and defends Judge Samuel Alito.
Fidelis President Joseph Cella stated: “This season is a special time when many Americans commemorate our Judeo-Christian faith traditions. So while we prepare for our celebrations and give thanks for our treasured religious [...]

The Weblog Awards

Posted on December 5, 2005 - Filed Under ACLU | 62 Comments

We made it! We are in the finalists for the Best Law Blog We need all the votes we can get! We are up against some big competition. Help us out!
We’ve also got some friends we suggest you vote for.
Rightwing Nuthouse in the Best Conservative Blogs
Euphoric Reality in the Best Military [...]

ACLU Protecting Pedophile Predators

Posted on December 5, 2005 - Filed Under Child Exploitation, News | 79 Comments

Via WND
Amid increasing evidence that child molesters are sexual predators for life, Florida lawmakers are considering life for sexual predators.
State Rep. Bob Allen, R-Merritt Island, hopes to seize the opportunity of a special legislative session, that begins today and runs through Friday, to make headway with his “Sexual Predators Elimination Act.”
The measure, HB 251, seeks [...]

The Lesson of Christmas

Posted on December 5, 2005 - Filed Under Christmas | 1 Comment

I’m not an overly religious man. But in my middle years I have been experiencing a re-connection with the Father of the Universe. I have always believed in my heart of hearts. Never attended weekly services and never baptised. But I believe.
We know the Bible teaching of Luke 2:1-21 The birth [...]

The Carnival of True Civil Liberties IX

Posted on December 5, 2005 - Filed Under ACLU | Comments Off

This week the carnival is being hosted at Musing Minds. We need more people to get involved with this. If you have a post that has to do with our civil liberties being stripped away via judicial activism…PLEASE, SUBMIT IT TO OUR CARNIVAL.