Democrats Haven’t Changed From Their Pre-Civil War Days

By: scipio62 (Diary)  |  January 25th at 12:59 PM  | 

All I can say is that when Matt Yglesias makes statements such as this, in a whiny post about the filibuster [emphasis mine]: If the framers had deemed it crucial that the Senate operate via supermajority, they could have written that into the constitution. What’s more, it’s not really clear what relevance the framers have here—they wanted an un-elected Senate, they wanted slavery, they wanted | Read More »

A Woman’s Insane Liberal Guilt

By: scipio62 (Diary)  |  August 19th at 07:30 PM  | 

Katrina Browne is a filmmaker. Apparently, her ancestors were Yankee slave traders (from Rhode Island). Because of her liberal guilt, America must continue its never-ending apologies to African-Americans for slavery. One of the things that is amazing to me about those on the left is that they will mention the Civil War in passing when discussing slavery, then move on to Jim Crow. Browne does | Read More »

Iowa and Civil Rights – A Rebuttal Against Gay “Marriage” Ruling

By: scipio62 (Diary)  |  April 6th at 08:54 PM  | 

As has already been reported, Iowa’s Supreme Court unanimously overturned a law defining marriage as a union between one man and one woman, thus granting same-sex couples to get “married”. The left defines this as a huge victory for “civil rights” and in the cause of “marriage equality”, and they proudly proclaim how the court followed the Constitution. There is a mention in the ruling | Read More »