Category Archives: Constitution and Law

Comey’s Out – 10 Scandals and Humiliations on His Watch

Posted on Tuesday, May 9, 2017 by Post Scripts

Submitted in comments for discussion by J Soden Here are 10 of Comey’s biggest embarrassments at the FBI: 1. Before he bombed the Boston Marathon, the FBI interviewed Tamerlan Tsarnaev but let him go. Russia sent the Obama Administration a … Continue reading →

Posted in Constitution and Law | 26 Comments

We Had Fox – Here Come the Hounds

Posted on Tuesday, May 9, 2017 by Post Scripts

Posted by Tina The race for victory in the conservative communications business is on! As you know there are major concerns about the continued viability of conservative commentary on Fox News. Liberal agitation efforts to silence it’s more conservative commentators … Continue reading →

Posted in Constitution and Law, Education | 11 Comments

Silencing the Opposition! Should Trump Send In US Troops?

Posted on Monday, May 8, 2017 by Post Scripts

Posted by Tina “Freedom of speech is a principal pillar of a free government: When this support is taken away, the constitution of a free society is dissolved, and tyranny is erected on its ruins. Republics and limited monarchies derive … Continue reading →

Posted in Constitution and Law, Education | 2 Comments

Sorry to Harp – Connecticut Story a Lesson in the False Hope of High Tax Rates

Posted on Wednesday, May 3, 2017 by Post Scripts

Posted by Tina Twenty five years ago the state of Connecticut decided the implementation of a state income tax would solve it’s budget and debt woes. The state’s citizen’s assumed that legislators would use the money taken from their paychecks … Continue reading →

Posted in Business, Industry and Finance, Constitution and Law | 10 Comments

Trump’s Income Tax Proposal

Posted on Wednesday, April 26, 2017 by Post Scripts

Posted by Tina Citizens in high tax states like California, New York and New Jersey will take a hit if Congress includes one portion of Trumps tax plan in their final law. Trumps tax plan eliminated the state and local … Continue reading →

Posted in Business, Industry and Finance, Constitution and Law | 5 Comments

“Showboating” Judge Suspends Trump’s Funding Ban on Sanctuary Cities

Posted on Wednesday, April 26, 2017 by Post Scripts

Submitted by J Soden in comments The radical left’s attack on Trump continues in a ruling by Judge William H. Orrick III of San Francisco against Trumps Executive Order authorizing enforcement of existing immigration law. The ruling is nothing more … Continue reading →

Posted in Constitution and Law, Police, Crime, Security | 6 Comments

True the Vote v. IRS: Judge Issues Crucial Order

Posted on Friday, April 21, 2017 by Post Scripts

Posted by Tina An important ruling came down today in the IRS scandal case, True the Vote v. IRS. Judge Reggie Walton of the District of Columbia Court of Appeals ordered the IRS to “submit to discovery and depositions. This … Continue reading →

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Is Concern Over Communism Really “So Fifties?”

Posted on Friday, April 21, 2017 by Post Scripts

Posted by Tina Imagine my shock and surprise today, after being derided over concerns about the influence of Marx in America, to find and article from People’s World claiming that Communist Party membership is up since Trump was elected. The … Continue reading →

Posted in Business, Industry and Finance, Constitution and Law, Education | 8 Comments

Report: Western World Helped Obama Spy on Trump

Posted on Monday, April 17, 2017 by Post Scripts

Posted by Tina An explosive report reveals that all of the spy agencies in the Western world were aiding the Obama administration in it’s efforts to dig up dirt on first candidate, and then president elect, Donald Trump. The revelations … Continue reading →

Posted in Constitution and Law | 33 Comments

New Book Published Aimed at American Kids: “Communism for Kids”

Posted on Tuesday, April 11, 2017 by Post Scripts

Posted by Tina It’s a free country. We believe in open discussion of all points of view. We believe that human beings should be unrestrained in their reading choices. Progressives count on this ideal to push the socialist agenda in … Continue reading →

Posted in Art, Constitution and Law, Education | 5 Comments