Showing posts with label campaign finance. Show all posts
Showing posts with label campaign finance. Show all posts
Wednesday, September 10, 2014
Cruz calls Democrats campaign finance amendment 'most radical proposal' he's seen in Senate
Cruz: Dems Want To Give Congress The Power To Ban Books - Sen. Ted Cruz (R., Texas) gave an impassioned speech on the Senate floor Tuesday night, arguing against the proposed Democratic constitutional amendment that would allow Congress to regulate campaign spending. ✧ Cruz said the the amendment’s broad grant of authority to regulate the use of money to influence elections could stretch to banning books, movies, and restricting the activity of organizations like the NAACP. ✧ “In the Democratic Senate of 2014, citizens’ free speech rights are tools for partisan warfare,” said Cruz.
Read more (or watch the video) at Washington Free Beacon Read More......
Read more (or watch the video) at Washington Free Beacon Read More......
Labels:
1st Amendment,
campaign finance,
Citizens United,
Democrats,
speech
Sunday, January 26, 2014
Dinesh D'Souza's 'America' Trailer Released (Video)
The conservative behind "2016: Obama's America" is under indictment for campaign finance violations but his next documentary, "America," will open on schedule on July 4, filmmakers say. ✧ In America, D'Souza -- who wrote and produced the film -- makes the claim that 1960s radical leftism is more or less indistinguishable from current mainstream liberalism, a doctrine that he says preaches the United States is the product of "stealing and plunder" from Native Americans, Mexicans and African-American slaves. ✧ "I want to take this progressive, leftist critique head on," D'Souza says in the trailer. The movie will include re-creations of some of the major events in American history. Read more at The Hollywood Reporter.
Note: Watch Dinesh D'Souza vs. Bill Ayres "The Ultimate Fight between Left and Right" live streamed on January 30th at 7:30 p.m. (EST) Sign up to watch: http://live.dineshdsouza.com. The topic is "What's so great about America?" Held at Dartmouth College, this debate is sponsored locally by Darthmouth College Republicans and nationally by Young Americans for Freedom.
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Labels:
campaign finance,
Dinesh D'Souza,
indictment,
movie,
trailer,
violations
Saturday, October 23, 2010
AT: Hey kids! Let's impeach the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court!
AMERICAN THINKER, 10/23/2010 by Rick Moran - I suppose we're going to have to make allowances for Congressman Peter DeFazio. After all, he is from fruit and nutcake country in Oregon. And he's been in Washington for 11 terms, which is enough to drive even the most levelheaded among us into a mental institution.
But this is just bat guano crazy:
And you could easily make the case that it was McCain-Feingold that upset precedent and that the Roberts court was re-establishing the long held point of law that money in politics is a matter of free speech and worthy of First Amendment protections.
No wonder they call this "The Silly Season" in politics. Read More......
But this is just bat guano crazy:
With Democrats increasingly outraged over the Supreme Court's Citizen United decision that allowed unlimited corporate spending in elections -- a change conservatives have been more successful at taking advantage of -- a Democratic congressman is raising the prospect of impeaching the Supreme Court's chief justice over the issue."I mean, the Supreme Court has done a tremendous disservice to the United States of America," Rep. Peter DeFazio (D-Ore.) told The Huffington Post on Tuesday. "They have done more to undermine our democracy with their Citizens United decision than all of the Republican operatives in the world in this campaign. They've opened the floodgates, and personally, I'm investigating articles of impeachment against Justice Roberts for perjuring during his Senate hearings, where he said he wouldn't be a judicial activist, and he wouldn't overturn precedents."If we impeached every justice who fudged their views in confirmation hearings, they could turn the Supreme Court building into a much needed parking garage.
And you could easily make the case that it was McCain-Feingold that upset precedent and that the Roberts court was re-establishing the long held point of law that money in politics is a matter of free speech and worthy of First Amendment protections.
No wonder they call this "The Silly Season" in politics. Read More......
Saturday, January 30, 2010
Tax the rich, make them pay their 'fair share'
Average annual incomes (US):
- Private sector, $40,331
Public sector, $71,206
Labels:
benefits,
campaign finance,
Democrats,
influence,
legislation,
public money,
public vs private,
unions
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