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Arguably no issue was more important to the 2016 presidential election than the vacant seat on the United States Supreme Court left by the passing of Justice Antonin Scalia. As a reminder, Justice Scalia passed in the spring of 2016–in the middle of a presidential campaign between Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton. President Barack Obama, eager to shift the makeup of the Court, nominated Merrick Garland to fill the empty seat.
Read moreUnder a measure receiving strong support from state senators, nominees for the Oklahoma Supreme Court could soon be selected by the governor based on merit, rather than having nominees chosen in secret by an outside group significantly influenced by special interests and Democratic campaign donors.
Read moreGone are the days of groaning and moaning while hiding Easter eggs for our grandkids five or six times, or more, in the backyard. Or, the front yard, or in the house after plastic eggs were invented.
Read moreIf it is possible to watch a society – an entire civilization – go insane, we are watching that phenomenon in real time. Across all forms of media, the headlines bring fresh evidence daily.
Read more“To make Israel a partisan issue only hurts Israel and the US-Israeli relationship,” Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer had the temerity to say only days after demanding the Jewish state’s duly elected government be toppled.
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