Category: U.S. CONSTITUTION

state constitutions, religion in state constitutions, separation of church and state, religious tests, no religious test, religion in public schools, religious freedom, freedom of religion, freedom of conscience, first amendment, U.S. constitution, Texas constitution,

Religious Tests, Education, and Freedom of Religion in State Constitutions

Religion in state constitutions often puts them at odds with the U.S. Constitution: the freedom of religion and the separation of church and state as established in the First Amendment. Many have religious tests and no clear statements prohibiting the promotion of religion in public schools ... Read More
Creek nation, chickasaw nation, choctaw nation, Payamataha, McGillivray, Alexander McGillivray, Independence Lost, Native Americans, flordia history, louisiana history, American history, american revolution, revolutionary war, war of indepence, gulf coast history, slavery, british colonies, thirteen colonies, 13 colonies, west florida, east florida, chickasaw, creek, choctaw, Louisisana, Flordia, Alabama, Mississippi, Mississippi history, Alabama history

The American Revolution Along the Gulf: What Was Independence and For Whom?

The American Revolution: The 13 British colonies rebelled because they resented the taxation without representation. They won the Revolutionary War -- America's new government was the envy of the world. The westward move of the pioneers and the loss of the Native Americans' way of life was inevitable. Right? Independence Lost by Kathleen DuVal sets the record straight ... Read More
supreme court, truth, impartiality, independence, the end justifies the means,k Supreme Court Justice Kavanaugh, fascism, the end justifies the means, Kavanaugh, Brett Kavanaugh, Judge Brett Kavanaugh, Supreme Court Justice Kavanaugh, Kavanaugh Supreme Court confirmation hearing, Kavanaugh sexual assault allegations, kavanaugh sexual assault accusations, Dr. Blasey Ford, Sexual assault, sexual assault victims, GOP, Senator Jeff Flake, Senator Sudan Collins, Constitution, lying under oath, oath to tell the truth, swearing in, FBI, FBI investigation, separation of powers, three branches of government,

Truth, Impartiality, Independence Now Dispensable for Supreme Court and FBI

Values like truth, impartiality and independence are no longer required for Supreme Court justices or for the credibility of the FBI. There's proof that Brett Kavanaugh lied under oath many times; and the president prevented an independent FBI investigation into the sexual assault accusations against him ... Read More
supreme court confirmation hearing, constitutionality of special agencies, Morrison v. Olson, U.S. v. Nixon, precedent, following precedent, Supreme Court precedent, executive branch, Brett Kavanaugh, Supreme Court nominee, Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh, Judge Kavanaugh, Judge Brett Kavanaugh, Senate Judiciary Committee, Congress, president Trump, presidents, presidential power, presidential powers, executive power, executive powers, three branches of goverment, U.S. Supreme Court, Supreme Court, separation of powers, the U.S. Constitution, Constitution, abortion, women's rights, civil rights, religious liberty, Christian dominion theology, confirmation hearing, nomination hearing,

The Brett Kavanaugh Supreme Court Confirmation Hearing

Some takeaways from the Supreme Court confirmation hearing of Judge Brett Kavanaugh by the Senate Judiciary Committee ... Read More