The response of the ruling elite to the coronavirus pandemic: Malign neglect 14 March 2020 The global coronavirus pandemic entered a new phase yesterday, with 16,000 new cases recorded worldwide by the Johns Hopkins coronavirus tracker. Another 250 people died Friday in Italy, which announced 2,547 new cases. Spain’s cases nearly doubled, growing by 2,086. In the United States, nearly 572 new cases were discovered, with nine new deaths. On Friday, the New York Times published internal CDC…

Cruz on GOP proposal: I'm not only a no, I'm a hell no

In an interview with CNN, Sen. Ted Cruz (R-TX) criticized his colleagues for the outlines of the $1 trillion stimulus proposal currently under consideration. www.cnn.com/videos/politics/2020/07/21/ted-cruz-gop-stimulus-proposal-sot-vpx.cnn

I saw this, and it made me literally sick that Republican Senator Ted Cruz will cast a…

To Whom it may concern,

I have been running a business in the red with Insurance cost, driving expenses, advertising, and the COVID-19 epidemic we are struggling even more to keep the Company active. We are a small Company with six employees, and struggling to keep are heads above water. I personally know another small business owner that you have declined as well. It seems to me that all of this talk about saving small American Companies is all talk and no action. I read about…

The Supreme Court ruled against your Right to Remain Silent. I was shocked when I read it, and angry that these non elected Judges ruled against the 5^th Amendment! They are a DISGRACE TO THE CRIMINAL JUSTICE SYSTEM! I found this in the NEW AMERICAN! DISGUSTING!

Sunday, 23 June 2013 14:00

Supreme Court Bombshell: No Right to Remain Silent

Written by Joe Wolverton, II, J.D.

The Supreme Court handed down a decision on June 17 that has…

When serving a warrant, police are supposed to knock and announce their presence and purpose to the occupants of a residence.  This is called the “knock-and-announce” rule; it is based on the “reasonableness” requirement of the Fourth Amendment and codified in Texas and other states’ laws.

Current U.S. Supreme Court case law (Richards v. Wisconsin) holds that before police may serve a warrant using a no-knock, surprise entry of a residence, they must either have a…