Thanks to Nice Deb, I’ve discovered “Uncle Jay.” Every Monday, he provides a recap of the news in a video segment he calls, “Uncle Jay Explains the News.”
This week, Uncle Jay tackles a wide range of subjects, ranging from automakers and the automobiles they make to the Supreme Court, Hot Wheels and John & Kate [...]
Uncle Jay Explains the News: June 1, 2009
June 3rd, 2009 · 1 Comment
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Sotomayor a Dangerous Pick for High Court
May 27th, 2009 · No Comments
In an article at BeliefNet.com yesterday, Steven Waldman wrote about Sonia Sotomayor’s entry in the 1976 Princeton University yearbook. Not surprisingly, President Barack Obama’s pick to replace Supreme Court Associate Justice David Souter had — and, perhaps, still has — a “thing” for communist politicians.
Before waxing poetic about her college experience, Sotomayor used her yearbook [...]
Tags: · 1976 princeton university yearbook, Barack Obama, clinton appointee, communist, communist politicians, david souter, Huckabee, jose cabranes, judicial confirmation network, Limbaugh, michelle malkin, mick huckabee, Obama, president barack obama, president obama, princeton, princeton yearbook, rici v destefano, Rush Limbaugh, socialist, sonia maria sotomayor, sonia sotomayor, sotomayor, steven waldman, Supreme Court, supreme court justice, supreme court nominee
Phillip Berg Files Motion to Halt Electoral Process
December 3rd, 2008 · 2 Comments
Since Aug. 23, posts about Phillip Berg’s ongoing legal challenge of Barack Obama’s eligibility — or lack thereof — to serve as the 44th president of the United States have generated more page views than any other topic on this blog. I expect that trend to continue if news surfacing this week is any [...]
Tags: · 44th president, Barack Obama, berg, citizenship, david souter, Dick Cheney, electoral college, eligibility to serve, emergency motion, jeff schreiber, Obama, petition for writ of certiorari, phillip berg, president-elect, robert l. schulz, Souter, Supreme Court, supreme court justice, united states senate, vice president, we the people, we the people foundation, writ of certiorari
I know it when I see it! Corn Ethanol is..
January 11th, 2008 · 3 Comments
Supreme Court Justice Potter Stewart used the phrase, “I know it when I see it,” in the opinion he wrote about a landmark 1964 case that decided whether a French film, The Lovers, was an example of pornography. Almost 44 years later, another scourge has surfaced and holds the potential to inflict great pain [...]
Tags: · africa, alternative fuel, biofuel, brown paper wrappers, convenience stores, corn, corn ethanol, corn ethanol industry, corn lobby, Ethanol, ethanol mandate, ethanol subsidy, Fossil Fuels, grocery manufacturers association, hunger, I know it when I see it, India, judge stewart, livestock feed, National Review, potter stewart, processed food, starving people, supreme court justice, The Corner, the lovers, west palm beach, world hunger










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