The Daily Haymaker makes a great point. We have two vacancies for US District Court judges in the state of North Carolina. President Trump will be nominating to fill these vacancies. Given the likelihood that Roy Cooper the socialist will likely be filling a Senate seat in January, it becomes […]
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How Supreme Court Justices Get Treated
The Awfulness Of What Has Happened To Virginia…
… and the blithe commission of a slander: Breitbart: On Thursday’s broadcast of “CNN News Central,” Virginia Attorney General Jay Jones (D) responded to a question on the timing issues with the state’s redistricting measure by saying the judge who ruled against the measure is an activist. Co-host Brianna Keilar […]
Antonin Scalia Revisited
This guy Rosen wrote a couple of books about Justice Scalia. I thoroughly enjoyed the interview below that captures some interesting aspects of this bigger-than-life figure:
Scalia On Structure And Gridlock
The late Antonin Scalia was a great Supreme Court justice. But he was also a great communicator. Check out this video in which he explains why the structure the Founders created is the biggest guarantor of liberty; and why political gridlock can be regarded as a good thing:
Raleigh Teacher Killed Because Criminal Justice System Fails
Democrats Judges and @RoyCooperNC soft-on-crime policies are responsible for these murders pic.twitter.com/Bi7HCMhCyy — Conservative Charlottean (@BrydenReed) January 7, 2026
Good News: NC Taxpayers No Longer Have To Pay For Transgender Treatments
This is the result of the US Supreme Court vacating previous rulings requiring the state to provide this coverage in its State Health Plan. What courts had issued these rulings? A U.S. District Court judge and the 4th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals. Readers will recall that the circuit court […]
Griffin/ Riggs Supreme Court Race: The Odds For Overturning Result Shrink
The state Supreme Court’s recent decision was somewhat of a blow to Jefferson Griffin. The court ruled that only overseas and military ballots could be “curated”– i.e., that they could be evaluated to determine if they invalid. The number of these ballots apparently is in the range of approximately 5,700. […]
How We Should Think About The Injunctions And Restraining Orders
This guy is a strong communicator:
Can The Courts Really Stop Trump?
Interesting brief constitutional analysis: Addendum: Fred provides a link for an appeal filed by the Trump Administration.