supreme court

First of all, a few housekeeping items…

This guy has trouble keeping his lies straight

Bill Hobbs criticizes the Governor for not taking the appropriate action to insure Mississippi doesn’t snake our water supply:

A neighborhood is in lockdown, no one is allowed to enter without police checking their IDs and all seeking entry must prove they either live in the neighborhood or have some legitimate business. The neighborhood is in Washington, D.C.

Via Say Uncle:

State Senator Raymond Finney has been given a rating of “A” by the National Rifle Association (NRA) for his four years of service in the Tennessee General Assembly. In addition, the NRA has endorsed his candidacy for re-election to the Tennessee Senate.

Jeff Woods thinks opponents of the recently approved rezoning plan for Metro Schools may be able to reverse the school board’s course through litigation:

I've already written a piece about why forced busing for "racial balance" in the absence of de jure school segregation is more wrong than ever; but I remembered a recent decision by the U.S. Supreme Court in which Chief Justice John Roberts, writing the plurality opinion, made a very memorable statement, so I hunted it down:
The way to stop discrimination on the basis of race is to stop

... the police are only minutes away." John Stossel:

The Cato's Institute's Tom Palmer, an early plaintiff in the D.C.