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Lynn v. Sekulow
Here’s Your Constitutional
By
Jay Sekulow
I’m glad to see that we can agree that Chief Justice Roberts and Justice Alito upheld First Amendment rights against overzealous regulation of political speech. In my view, however, the IRS restrictions on candidate endorsement are another example of “over-regulation of political ideas in the name of ‘good government.'” As Barry knows, the “election sermon”…
I NEED A CONSTITUTIONAL
By
Rev. Barry W. Lynn
OK, this had to happen sometime in the first few weeks. I have to concede a point to you, Jay.Chief Justice Roberts and Justice Alito did defend the First Amendment free speech claims of a non-profit in the Wisconsin Right To Life case you cited. I didn’t like all the reasoning in it, but I…
The Supreme Court and a “Living Constitution”
By
Jay Sekulow
Rejecting the idea of a “living Constitution” simply means that a Justice will respect the authority allotted to the legislative and executive branches (and the state governments) by the actual language of the Constitution and will not create new “rights” out of thin air. A Supreme Court Justice should fairly and impartially interpret the Constitution…
Obama-Biden and the Supreme Court: A Stark Contrast
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Jay Sekulow
Senator Obama’s selection of Senator Joe Biden of Delaware will, undoubtedly, represent a sharp contrast with Senator McCain and his running mate. As I’ve mentioned in a previous post, the issue of the direction of the Supreme Court of the United States is literally at stake in this next election. Two sharp contrasts have emerged…
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