July 2024 Round-Up

“Another Federal Court Rules Against Teen’s ‘Only 2 Genders’ T-Shirt”
After a disappointing loss in federal trial court and a denial of his request for an injunction, Liam Morrison, now 13, appealed his free speech case to the U.S. Court of Appeals for the 1st Circuit—only to lose again.  Both courts made the same determination—that Liam’s speech, while not necessarily disruptive, interfered with the “rights of others.”  Read more here.
 
“Supreme Court’s Murthy v. Missouri Ruling: A Blow to Free Speech Protections”
"Last week, in Murthy v. Missouri, the U.S. Supreme Court hammered home the distressing conclusion that, under the court’s doctrines, the First Amendment is, for all practical purposes, unenforceable against large-scale government censorship. The decision is a strong contender to be the worst speech decision in the court’s history."  Read more here.
 
“Invoking The 25th Amendment Is Constitutional - And Is Democrats’ Best Hope”
“The Democrats’ public struggle session over what to do with the problem of Joe Biden must end. They know, we know, and, most terrifyingly, America’s enemies know that our commander-in-chief is mentally incompetent. As such, the answer is clear, and the Constitution provides it: Joe Biden must be removed from office and the vice president sworn in as president.”  Read more here.
 
“American No Longer Has A ‘Common Cause.’  Our Forefathers Would Be Ashamed.”
"We’ve ceded too much power to the government because generation after generation slowly let their foot off the pedal and became willingly complacent via distractions. It’s why we ended up with an administrative state that lets unelected bureaucrats write their own laws."  Read more here.
 
“Yes, America Is Exceptional.  Happy 4th of July!”
“One (of the things that makes us exceptional) is the Constitution, the greatest document ever to govern a free people. Drawn up by a body of highly educated, widely experienced, and exceptional men, our Constitution—including the subsequent first 10 amendments, the Bill of Rights—has been an enduring guide in changing times. It was designed for a moral and religious people, yes, but also for humans, flawed and vain and avaricious and fickle.”  Read more here.
 
“Missouri sues New York over reprehensible ‘lawfare’ against Trump: Poisonous to American democracy’”
Missouri Attorney General Andrew Bailey’s lawsuit alleges New York’s "illicit prosecution, gag order, and sentencing" of Trump has undermined his ability to campaign for president, sabotaging Missourians’ ability to hear from him and cast a fully informed vote for a presidential candidate mere months before the election.  Read more here.