Bookworm Beat 2023-07-02: The illustrated edition
We’re swirling around in a vortex of Biden power, gender madness, race, etc., leavened by some good Supreme Court work that (mostly) doesn’t lend itself well to memes.
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Tag: Supreme Court
It’s time to return the federal court system to its original jurisdiction UPDATED
“Originalism” describes a judicial approach to constitutional interpretation, but to save America, the entire federal judicial system must return to its original jurisdiction.
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The Supreme Court Is At The Heart Of America’s Racial Division
Society needs defamation law to function If you are trying to make sense of how our nation has become so toxic, a good starting point is the Supreme Court’s 1964 decision in New York Times v. Sullivan. That case radically altered existing law so that, for the first time in our
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Bookworm Beat 7/2/22: the Supreme Court rules illustrated edition
It’s great to have a working website again, so more articles and meme round-ups…like this one: the Supreme Court, abortion, guns, and more.
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The 2022.06.16 Bookworm Video Podcast is up
An amazing week for news and I tried to hit at least some of it in this podcast. As always, I had grand plans but found them foiled by the demands of my real life. Time slipped away but I think I managed to capture some of the issues that
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Bookworm Beat 6/27/22 — special Supreme Court meme edition
With the Supreme Court whipping out decisions and Democrats still on a rampage, I’ve got too many memes to wait until Friday. A caveat goes with the next one: The Supreme Court was addressing a very specific law. However, the principles laid out mark the death knell of red flag
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Bookworm Beat 5/6/22 — the bye-bye Roe v Wade illustrated edition
It’s not a sure thing that Justice Alito’s brilliant opinion will be made final but America has gotten a really good look at the Democrat death cult (plus other memes).
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The highlights of Alito’s decision overturning Roe V.
Alito’s decision is beautifully written and perfectly argued, but it’s long. Here’s a condensed version with commentary. Wolf Howling read through all 98 pages in Dobbs v. Jackson Women’s Health Organization. He came away impressed with the legal reasoning and the accurate legal history. In terms of sheer legal intellectualism, the
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I think we already know the outcome on the challenge to Roe v. Wade
If you scan the internet, you’ll see a number of headlines stating that the Supreme Court is hearing oral argument today in Dobbs v. Jackson Women’s Health Organization, the case out of Mississippi that challenges Roe v. Wade. I’m completely disinterested because I’m certain that the outcome is pre-determined: Roe v. Wade will
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Concealed Carry Laws
The writing seems to be on the wall that states which apply subjective or overly restrictive standards for issuing concealed carry licenses are violating the Constitution. Thirteen years after the Supreme Court held in District of Colombia v. Heller that the Second Amendment creates a private right to keep and
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The Bookworm Thinker for 30 Oct. 2021
Welcome, all, on this date of 30 Oct. On this day: 1768 — a new sect of Christianity is born out of the First Great Awakening and the teachings of John Wesley as the first Methodist church in North American colonies is opened as the Wesley Chapel in NYC. Notably,
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God and America (or God and civilization) are inextricably intertwined
My Australian friend “Nodrog,” has been thinking about God’s role in a civilized world and, especially in America. Here’s what he has to say. The predicament of the US at the moment seems to be the best argument for a belief in God yet presented. I’ve gone right up to
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Chief Justice John Roberts and actual justice
Chief Justice John Roberts is suddenly in the headlines and none of what’s come out is good — and it confirms my long-held suspicions. [UPDATE: Allahpundit notes that the justices have been doing zoom meetings, which means there was no personal meeting and only someone on the call could have
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The election — and my decision to be happy
If Biden really wins, a lot of bad things are coming our way, but that doesn’t mean we give up the fight or destroy our personal happiness. As I write these words, the election is anything but over. It’s possible that the Democrats overplayed their hand when it came to
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Bookworm Beat 10/27/2020 — the biggest illustrated edition ever
Let’s see what I’ve got here: The Supreme Court, Biden, Stupid Leftists, Democrats, and a whole lot more, for a total of 80 memes!
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