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Senate Democrats Use Judge Nominee As Catholic Punching Bag
"… no religious Test shall ever be required as a Qualification to any Office or public Trust under the United States." — United States Constitution, Article VI, Section 3
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Catholics Need Not Apply
I have a new goal in life. One day I hope to be a concern to United States Senator Dianne Feinstein. And, as a bonus, maybe United States Senator Dick Durbin will be worried, too.
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Massachusetts AG: Abortion-Funding Ballot Question Can Proceed
Massachusetts Attorney General Maura Healey has certified a proposed ballot question that would make it possible to stop state funding for abortion. Now supporters need to get signatures from at least 64,750 registered voters by December 6.
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After Sheriff Joe, How About Martha Stewart, Michael Milken, Scooter Libby, Dinesh D’Souza?
Reasonable people may differ on the wisdom of President Donald Trump's pardon of Sheriff Joe Arpaio. Supporters of the pardon may see Arpaio's case as an example of a deplorable trend: the criminalization of policy differences. The Arizona lawman got caught in a fight over immigration
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Trump Channels Patriots’ Belichick, Tells Congress ‘Do Your Job’ Regarding DACA
A mid-morning tweet from President Donald Trump confirmed what U.S. Attorney General Jeff Sessions had planned to announce — that the executive order signed by then-President Barack Obama, which bypassed Congress in granting citizenship to illegal aliens 16 years old and under — should be decided on Capitol Hill. Trump'
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So Far, Massachusetts AG Healey Mum On Potential DACA Litigation (UPDATED)
(UPDATED 7:45 p.m. 9/5/17) Attorney General Maura Healey, including her communications staff, did not return a message from the New Boston Post on Tuesday morning requesting comment and updates on her plan regarding DACA. Healey did however take to social media Tuesday afternoon:
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When Catholic Statues Attack
A Catholic school is removing its Catholic statues to be more inclusive. While this sounds like another action in the continued debate over controversial monuments, this is more a trend of religions, especially Catholics, hiding their beliefs, or watering them down enough so as not to be a bother. It
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Who’s Right on Gun Ban? Legislative Report Contradicts Connecticut’s Argument In Gun-Seizure Case
Connecticut's State Police chief and an office of the state Legislature disagree over the meaning of a 2013 gun ban, and who's right will determine whether certain types of guns will continue to be legal in the state. Records show that the stance taken in state
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