Rule of Law

What unions do for you

With everyone focused on the Obamacare decision, little attention has been paid to the decision our U.S. Supreme Court rendered in the Knox v. SEIU case. The court ruled beyond the question raised in the suit which effectively is the first step towards abolishing unions altogether. This is real instance of judicial activism in pursuit … Continue Reading →

Write-in candidate? There's no such thing in the primary

To hear the MIGOP trying to sell this idea of “write-in,” I wonder why they’re selling you empty promises. Follow along, folks. This is what Michigan law actually says: MCL 168.541 District primary elections; not held when no opposition; certification of candidates; notice to city and township clerks. “If upon the expiration of the time for … Continue Reading →

Michigan House Republicans are still guilty as charged

The new information revealed today doesn’t absolve the Michigan House Republican majority from subverting the state constitution in wrongfully evoking the immediate effect clause and denying requests for roll call votes from the Democratic minority in the Michigan House of Representatives. Yes, Democrats did it too, so it’s not uncommon. But that doesn’t make it … Continue Reading →

Michigan House Republicans repeatedly violated state constitution

The question of Michigan House Republicans’ illegal passage of hundreds of bills will likely be decided by the courts, but in the meantime, this story is about to go national. At issue is the Republicans use of the immediate effect provision of the state constitution. This is related to the lawsuit filed by Michigan House … Continue Reading →

More questions than answers in Trayvon Martin's death - Updated

New information continues to pour in about the tragic death of Trayvon Martin. The most damaging to George Zimmerman’s version of events is this police video of Zimmerman being brought into the station which was released by ABC News last night. View the video link for yourself and tell me if you see any sign … Continue Reading →

The separation between church and state is absolute

So while stumping in Michigan today Rick Santorum was waving around his pocket constitution and telling the crowd “John F. Kennedy’s 1960 speech on the separation of church and state being ‘absolute’ made him ‘sick.’ But he went even farther than that in an appearance on a Sunday morning talk show. On This Week Santorum … Continue Reading →