Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals on Townhall

• Court says Loughner can be sent back to prison facility Fri Oct 7
  Reuters News
• Concerns Over Illegal Immigration Becoming Mainstream Thu Jun 9
  Rachel Alexander
  Once upon a time opposition to illegal immigration was championed by a few special interest groups and outspoken leaders like Tom Tancredo and Sheriff Joe Arpaio. Not so anymore. ... more
• Radical Obama Judicial Appointee Faces Key Senate Vote Today Thu May 19
  Guy Benson
• Crossing a Line Into Suppression Wed Jan 12
  Robert Knight
  While the nation watches to see how the new House leadership flexes its Tea Party-enhanced muscle, the legal campaign to strip the public square of any reminders of America’s Christian heritage continues apace. ... more
• 9th Circuit Court Removes Crosses from Korea Memorial Thu Jan 6
  Brad O'Leary
  The Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals has just ruled that a Christian cross meant to honor fallen military heroes is unconstitutional because it “projects a government endorsement of Christianity.” ... more
• Ruling Elites Wage War on Morality in the Courts Tue Dec 14
  Robert Knight
  Sometimes just the threat of a wacko liberal ruling is enough to drive policy. That seems to be the reasoning behind Defense Secretary Robert Gates warning Congress to homosexualize the military before the courts do it. ... more
• 'Don't Ask, Don't Tell' on the Way Out Sun Dec 5
  Debra J. Saunders
  On Tuesday, Defense Secretary Robert Gates released a long-awaited Pentagon working-group report on the repeal of the "don't ask, don't tell" policy enacted under President Bill Clinton. Most troops, the review found, would not object to a repeal. ... more
• 'Don't Ask, Don't Tell' on the Way Out Sat Dec 4
  Debra J. Saunders
  On Tuesday, Defense Secretary Robert Gates released a long-awaited Pentagon working-group report on the repeal of the "don't ask, don't tell" policy enacted under President Bill Clinton. ... more

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