The Illinois General Assembly would be foolish to try to ratify the Equal Rights Amendment 36 years after it failed. Congress set a time limit of seven years, and ERA failed to meet the legal requirement that ratification be contemporaneous. Plenty of other states would reject ERA if they voted on it today and five did rescind their ratification in the 1970s.
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The extremely liberal environment on many college campuses is often attributed to the influence of aging hippie professors intent on indoctrination rather than education. But perhaps even more influential is the army of campus administrators who work with college students 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. My recent experience at a national conference of such professionals revealed that indoctrination isn’t confined to the classroom.
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March 23, 2018 Colorado Eagles spent a day this week making their voices heard in the halls of the Colorado State Capitol in Denver. They
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An Ohio court has removed a teenaged girl from the custody of her parents because they refused to consent to dangerous and experimental medical treatment.
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January 22, 2018 Today is January 22, the 45th anniversary of the infamous Supreme Court decision called Roe v Wade that has resulted in almost 60
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Four federal district court judges and two Courts of Appeals have ordered the Department of Defense to recruit persons identifying as transgender, starting on January 1, 2018. The Department of Justice failed to file an immediate emergency appeal to the U.S. Supreme Court, citing as their excuse a pending Defense Department “study” of the issue.
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Court Watch Chairman, Virginia Armstrong, Ph.D. shared the following resources for your information and use: Ryan Anderson – Great analysis of dissenting judge in Fourth
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The talks at COP23 gained no new ground – developing countries still have their hand out waiting for the delivery of money and technology by developed countries and developed countries are still not delivering. It remains a stand-off.
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