From Stop the ACLU: Judicial Watch: Court Rules Against ACLU, Protestors in Military Funeral Lawsuit
(Washington, DC) Judicial Watch, the public interest group promotes transparency, accountability and integrity in government, politics and the law, announced today that a U.S. District Court in Missouri denied a request by the American Civil Liberties Union lawyers made on behalf… »

Grab the candles? Not really needed once you read the article. It appears that the libs are coming to the rescue of incompetent people who don’t again know what’s best for them.
Sacramento, Calif. — How many people does it take to change a light bulb? In California, the answer could be a majority of the… »

Didn’t catch this earlier. Interesting but the details are certainly lacking in the article.

Less than a week after introducing a potential county-wide prescription drug plan, Allen County commissioners are ready to introduce some competition.

Commissioner Dan Reiff will meet later this week with a group of local medical professionals interested in developing a program that would… »

Ten years ago it appears that Wal-Mat built a fence on property it doesn’t own. That’s the way the Lima News has it. Wal-Mart has cared for the fence because of the neighborhood nearby. The Plaza owners won’t do anything about it because it isn’t on their property. Wal-Mart is moving to a new location…… »

The gathering constitutional battle over Gov. Strickland’s veto could cost at least $150,000. The Legislature has budgeted up to that amount for the court battle. It was one of the Governor’s first acts in office and already the bills will be rolling in. (Source Gongwer-OH.com)
The Dems will blame the Republicans but read this.
The Republican-dominated legislature… »

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This is just what we know about what does exist. What about the number of ones that are unknown? Notice what is considered a problem? Private property. Hmmm.
While key entrance and exit points have been plugged in some of the biggest tunnels used to ferry people and drugs across the U.S.-Mexico… »