After having waged war, and survived a final battle in ancient Germania, General Maximus washes the blood from his hands before entering the dining tent. As he makes his way, he encounters some of his fellow soldiers. When he is asked what is in his future, the following conversation ensues.
On September 17, 2015, the 228th anniversary of the signing of the United States Constitution, a coalition of constitutionally committed groups joined forces to sponsor a community Constitution Day celebration in Spokane Valley, Washington, at the La Belle Vie Event Center.
— Reprinted with Permission of The New American magazine — At the end of October, Speaker of the House John Boehner (52 percent Freedom Index score) will resign from his speaker role, as well as from Congress altogether.
Are you aware that the goal of elitists is a one world (United Nations) government? This will require us to greatly lower our standard of living! Reduce energy supplies and trade merger agreements are part of the plan!
— Reprinted with Permission of The New American magazine — Delivering a belated Constitution Day speech at Rhodes College in Memphis on the evening of September 22, United States Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia was critical of High Court justices who believe the Constitution is a “living” document.
— Reprinted with Permission of The New American magazine — President Barack Obama wants to “tweak” your brain so you’ll be healthier and happier.
The tax funded refugee resettlement program is not an enumerated or implied power of the federal government and should not be funded in any way.
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On September 10, 2015, in a unanimous decision Idaho’s Supreme Court ruled that Governor Otter’s veto of the legislatures bill SB 1011 to ban instant horse racing terminals is invalid.
Boise State University has a long history of problems with free speech, especially when religious-based content is involved. On September 8, 2015, Boise State University officials sent out a statement regarding the Arbiter, the student newspaper, not accepting an advertisement promoting the “Origin Summit” event.
Every day, millions of Americans are disarmed as they go to work. Some work locations, such as military bases and schools, are governed by public safety laws and policies, which allow only members of elite statuses, such as security guards, on-duty law enforcement, or politicians, to carry a firearm.
Co-Leaders Pam Stout and Jim Polzin of the newly organized Hayden area Tea Party are pleased to announce that State Representative Heather Scott will be speaking to the group’s meeting on Wed. Sept. 16th at 6:30 PM at the Hayden Library.