September 2022
American Justice Problems (Part 2 of 2)
A country cannot enjoy the security of rule by law, an essential tenet of American values, when a majority begin to distrust the law. We are in such a place now.
An extensive poll run by the Associated Press (AP-Norc poll in July 2022) has reported that two-thirds of Americans favor term limits or a mandatory retirement age for Supreme Court Justices. A growing number of Americans report that they have "hardly any confidence" in the Supreme Court.
The poll more...
An extensive poll run by the Associated Press (AP-Norc poll in July 2022) has reported that two-thirds of Americans favor term limits or a mandatory retirement age for Supreme Court Justices. A growing number of Americans report that they have "hardly any confidence" in the Supreme Court.
The poll more...
American Justice Problems (Part 2 of 2)
A country cannot enjoy the security of rule by law, an essential tenet of American values, when a majority begin to distrust the law. We are in such a place now.
An extensive poll run by the Associated Press (AP-Norc poll in July 2022) has reported that two-thirds of Americans favor term limits or a mandatory retirement age for Supreme Court Justices. A growing number of Americans report that they have "hardly any confidence" in the Supreme Court.
The poll more...
An extensive poll run by the Associated Press (AP-Norc poll in July 2022) has reported that two-thirds of Americans favor term limits or a mandatory retirement age for Supreme Court Justices. A growing number of Americans report that they have "hardly any confidence" in the Supreme Court.
The poll more...
American Justice Problems (Part 2 of 2)
A country cannot enjoy the security of rule by law, an essential tenet of American values, when a majority begin to distrust the law. We are in such a place now.
An extensive poll run by the Associated Press (AP-Norc poll in July 2022) has reported that two-thirds of Americans favor term limits or a mandatory retirement age for Supreme Court Justices. A growing number of Americans report that they have "hardly any confidence" in the Supreme Court.
The poll more...
An extensive poll run by the Associated Press (AP-Norc poll in July 2022) has reported that two-thirds of Americans favor term limits or a mandatory retirement age for Supreme Court Justices. A growing number of Americans report that they have "hardly any confidence" in the Supreme Court.
The poll more...
American Justice Problems (Part 2 of 2)
A country cannot enjoy the security of rule by law, an essential tenet of American values, when a majority begin to distrust the law. We are in such a place now.
An extensive poll run by the Associated Press (AP-Norc poll in July 2022) has reported that two-thirds of Americans favor term limits or a mandatory retirement age for Supreme Court Justices. A growing number of Americans report that they have "hardly any confidence" in the Supreme Court.
The poll more...
An extensive poll run by the Associated Press (AP-Norc poll in July 2022) has reported that two-thirds of Americans favor term limits or a mandatory retirement age for Supreme Court Justices. A growing number of Americans report that they have "hardly any confidence" in the Supreme Court.
The poll more...
American Justice Problems (Part 2 of 2)
A country cannot enjoy the security of rule by law, an essential tenet of American values, when a majority begin to distrust the law. We are in such a place now.
An extensive poll run by the Associated Press (AP-Norc poll in July 2022) has reported that two-thirds of Americans favor term limits or a mandatory retirement age for Supreme Court Justices. A growing number of Americans report that they have "hardly any confidence" in the Supreme Court.
The poll more...
An extensive poll run by the Associated Press (AP-Norc poll in July 2022) has reported that two-thirds of Americans favor term limits or a mandatory retirement age for Supreme Court Justices. A growing number of Americans report that they have "hardly any confidence" in the Supreme Court.
The poll more...
American Justice Problems (Part 2 of 2)
A country cannot enjoy the security of rule by law, an essential tenet of American values, when a majority begin to distrust the law. We are in such a place now.
An extensive poll run by the Associated Press (AP-Norc poll in July 2022) has reported that two-thirds of Americans favor term limits or a mandatory retirement age for Supreme Court Justices. A growing number of Americans report that they have "hardly any confidence" in the Supreme Court.
more...
American Justice Problems (Part 2 of 2)
A country cannot enjoy the security of rule by law, an essential tenet of American values, when a majority begin to distrust the law. We are in such a place now.
An extensive poll run by the Associated Press (AP-Norc poll in July 2022) has reported that two-thirds of Americans favor term limits or a mandatory retirement age for Supreme Court Justices. A growing number of Americans report that they have "hardly any confidence" in the Supreme Court.
more...
American Justice Problems (Part 2 of 2)
A country cannot enjoy the security of rule by law, an essential tenet of American values, when a majority begin to distrust the law. We are in such a place now.
An extensive poll run by the Associated Press (AP-Norc poll in July 2022) has reported that two-thirds of Americans favor term limits or a mandatory retirement age for Supreme Court Justices. A growing number of Americans report that they have "hardly any confidence" in the Supreme Court.
more...
American Justice Problems (Part 2 of 2)
A country cannot enjoy the security of rule by law, an essential tenet of American values, when a majority begin to distrust the law. We are in such a place now.
An extensive poll run by the Associated Press (AP-Norc poll in July 2022) has reported that two-thirds of Americans favor term limits or a mandatory retirement age for Supreme Court Justices. A growing number of Americans report that they have "hardly any confidence" in the Supreme Court.
more...
American Justice Problems (Part 2 of 2)
A country cannot enjoy the security of rule by law, an essential tenet of American values, when a majority begin to distrust the law. We are in such a place now.
An extensive poll run by the Associated Press (AP-Norc poll in July 2022) has reported that two-thirds of Americans favor term limits or a mandatory retirement age for Supreme Court Justices. A growing number of Americans report that they have "hardly any confidence" in the Supreme Court.
more...
American Justice Problems (Part 2 of 2)
A country cannot enjoy the security of rule by law, an essential tenet of American values, when a majority begin to distrust the law. We are in such a place now.
An extensive poll run by the Associated Press (AP-Norc poll in July 2022) has reported that two-thirds of Americans favor term limits or a mandatory retirement age for Supreme Court Justices. A growing number of Americans report that they have "hardly any confidence" in the Supreme Court.
more...
American Justice Problems (Part 2 of 2)
A country cannot enjoy the security of rule by law, an essential tenet of American values, when a majority begin to distrust the law. We are in such a place now.
An extensive poll run by the Associated Press (AP-Norc poll in July 2022) has reported that two-thirds of Americans favor term limits or a mandatory retirement age for Supreme Court Justices. A growing number of Americans report that they have "hardly any confidence" in the Supreme Court.
more...
American Justice Problems (Part 2 of 2)
A country cannot enjoy the security of rule by law, an essential tenet of American values, when a majority begin to distrust the law. We are in such a place now.
An extensive poll run by the Associated Press (AP-Norc poll in July 2022) has reported that two-thirds of Americans favor term limits or a mandatory retirement age for Supreme Court Justices. A growing number of Americans report that they have "hardly any confidence" in the Supreme Court.
more...
American Justice Problems (Part 2 of 2)
A country cannot enjoy the security of rule by law, an essential tenet of American values, when a majority begin to distrust the law. We are in such a place now.
An extensive poll run by the Associated Press (AP-Norc poll in July 2022) has reported that two-thirds of Americans favor term limits or a mandatory retirement age for Supreme Court Justices. A growing number of Americans report that they have "hardly any confidence" in the Supreme Court.
more...
American Justice Problems (Part 2 of 2)
A country cannot enjoy the security of rule by law, an essential tenet of American values, when a majority begin to distrust the law. We are in such a place now.
An extensive poll run by the Associated Press (AP-Norc poll in July 2022) has reported that two-thirds of Americans favor term limits or a mandatory retirement age for Supreme Court Justices. A growing number of Americans report that they have "hardly any confidence" in the Supreme Court.
more...
American Justice Problems (Part 2 of 2)
A country cannot enjoy the security of rule by law, an essential tenet of American values, when a majority begin to distrust the law. We are in such a place now.
An extensive poll run by the Associated Press (AP-Norc poll in July 2022) has reported that two-thirds of Americans favor term limits or a mandatory retirement age for Supreme Court Justices. A growing number of Americans report that they have "hardly any confidence" in the Supreme Court.
more...
American Justice Problems (Part 2 of 2)
A country cannot enjoy the security of rule by law, an essential tenet of American values, when a majority begin to distrust the law. We are in such a place now.
An extensive poll run by the Associated Press (AP-Norc poll in July 2022) has reported that two-thirds of Americans favor term limits or a mandatory retirement age for Supreme Court Justices. A growing number of Americans report that they have "hardly any confidence" in the Supreme Court.
more...
American Justice Problems (Part 2 of 2)
A country cannot enjoy the security of rule by law, an essential tenet of American values, when a majority begin to distrust the law. We are in such a place now.
An extensive poll run by the Associated Press (AP-Norc poll in July 2022) has reported that two-thirds of Americans favor term limits or a mandatory retirement age for Supreme Court Justices. A growing number of Americans report that they have "hardly any confidence" in the Supreme Court.
more...
American Justice Problems (Part 2 of 2)
A country cannot enjoy the security of rule by law, an essential tenet of American values, when a majority begin to distrust the law. We are in such a place now.
An extensive poll run by the Associated Press (AP-Norc poll in July 2022) has reported that two-thirds of Americans favor term limits or a mandatory retirement age for Supreme Court Justices. A growing number of Americans report that they have "hardly any confidence" in the Supreme Court.
more...
American Unjust Justice Problems (1 of 2)
One of the most important elements of fair government, supported by the majority of the governed, is justice. This is so basic that even small children protest when decisions or actions are "not fair." Revolutions often begin because of some very unfair action of governments: for example, when a policeman slapped a street vendor in Tunisia and arbitrarily seized his vegetable stand.
The vendor set himself on fire. The Tunisians had finally had enough of unfair police, corrupt off more...
The vendor set himself on fire. The Tunisians had finally had enough of unfair police, corrupt off more...
The January 6 Congressional Hearings
Often, Congressional bipartisan hearings are painful to watch. Such hearings used to be much less poisonously contentious, such as the famous hearings about President Nixon?s attempt to abuse his authority to guarantee his reelection. Nixon?s own party finally stopped trying to defend him and followed the evidence: Nixon was a criminal.
The Republicans subjected Secretary of State Hillary Clinton to 11 hours of questioning and insults about the terror attack in Benghazi, which pro more...
The Republicans subjected Secretary of State Hillary Clinton to 11 hours of questioning and insults about the terror attack in Benghazi, which pro more...