Category: Supreme Court

By Dave Andrusko Four months back, I wrote about “Created Equal: Clarence Thomas in His Own Words.” The documentary was about to open (as they say) in selected theatres beginning at the end of January. Produced and directed by Michael Pack, you can view the trailer here.  I mentioned at the time that PBS was …

By Dave Andrusko Freedom of conscience and the freedom to practice one’s faith are cornerstones of the American experience. To the abortion industry, however, they are tiresome, “religious” barriers to commandeering each and every one of us, directly or indirectly, into an offensive to weave abortion into every thread of American life. At first glance, …

By Dave Andrusko Every so often–seemingly like every week or two–there is speculation about pro-abortion Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg. She has faced innumerable health challenges over the years. Although she has said many, many times she has no plans to retire, pro-abortionists worry constantly that at some point, pro-life President Donald Trump would …

By Dave Andrusko For what seemed like forever and a day, Linda Greenhouse covered the Supreme Court for The New York Times. (Actually it was between 1978 and 2008.) Then, or now as a “contributing opinion writer” who “writes a biweekly column on law,” she is a tireless, relentless, and repetitious promoter of abortion. Her latest …

Editor’s note. At a pro-abortion rally outside the Supreme Court building Wednesday, Senate Minority Leader Charles Schumer (D-NY)said, “I want to tell you, [Justice] Gorsuch; I want to tell you, [Justice] Kavanaugh: You have released the whirlwind, and you will pay the price. You won’t know what hit you if you go forward with these …

By Dave Andrusko On Wednesday, March 4, the Supreme Court will hear oral arguments about  Louisiana’s  2014 Unsafe Abortion Protection Act (Louisiana Act 620). As Louisiana Right to Life put it succinctly, “It is time the Supreme Court ends loopholes for abortion businesses!” To be clear, there is no law, no provision of a law, …

 By Dave Andrusko  Earlier this month, we wrote about what was then the forthcoming documentary, “Created Equal: Clarence Thomas in His Own Words.” The film, produced and directed by Michael Pack, opened in theatres today. You can view the trailer here. “Pack managed to get the famously quiet jurist talking, guiding viewers on an intimate …

By Dave Andrusko Somehow this went under my radar, but luckily there is still plenty of time to alert you to a very promising documentary that will be playing in theatres around the nation come January 31. The title is “Created Equal: Clarence Thomas in His Own Words,” and is produced and directed by Michael …

By Dave Andrusko Yesterday we posted as quickly as we could news that the Supreme Court (without comment or noted dissent) had refused to hear an ACLU challenge to a 6th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals decision upholding Kentucky’s Ultrasound Informed Consent Act. Today we will take a deeper look at the decision and into …

By Tony Perkins Editor’s note. Mr. Perkins is president of the Family Research Council. When Governor Matt Bevin walked out of his office for the last time, it’s somewhat fitting that the U.S. Supreme Court picked Monday to uphold one of the most important laws he ever signed — the Kentucky ultrasound bill. The justices, …

By Dave Andrusko Without comment or noted dissent, the Supreme Court this morning refused to hear an ACLU challenge to a 6th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals decision that upheld Kentucky’s Ultrasound Informed Consent Act. The 2017 law, based on an NRLC model, requires abortionists to perform an ultrasound prior to an abortion, display and …

By Brad Wilmouth On Sunday’s World News Tonight, at the end of a full report on liberal Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg’s health scare from the weekend, ABC reporter Kyra Phillips misleadingly gave the impression that Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell had reacted to her health problems by ghoulishly speculating about replacing her when, …