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Are Abortion, Gay Sex, & Gun Rights the Same?

By Nathan Tucker On Monday, the U.S. Supreme Court held in McDonald v. Chicago (2010) that the individual right to own a gun for self-defense, protected by the 2nd Amendment, does in fact apply to state and local governments. ...
by Nathan W. Tucker

 
 
 

Judging Judges

By Nathan Tucker Now that the primaries are finally over, Iowans can turn their attention to the general election in November in which they will decide not only which candidates to elect, but also which judges should be retaine...
by Nathan W. Tucker

 
 
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Schultz: Voter Fraud Investigations Underway in Iowa

One of the arguments Democrats use in their opposition to photo ID requirements for voting is that there is no proof voter fraud is a problem in Iowa. Secretary of State Matt Schultz says that proof is on the way. Investigation...
by Kevin Hall

 

 
 

Did The Commission Reverse Discriminate?

By Nathan Tucker In addition to possible religious discrimination, it appears that the State Judicial Nominating Commission engaged in reverse racial and gender discrimination in selecting its nine nominees to the Iowa Supreme ...
by Nathan W. Tucker

 
 
 

Judging Morality

May 22, 2010 Recently, the U.S. Supreme Court held that a life sentence without the possibility of parole for a juvenile convicted of a crime other than homicide was unconstitutional. In Graham v. Florida (2010), the Court foun...
by Nathan W. Tucker