Tag: Supreme Court
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Presidential Immunity
Recently, the U.S. Supreme Court ruled that U.S. Presidents while in office have absolute immunity from criminal prosecution for official acts as outlined in the Constitution, but no immunity for personal actions. On the surface, this may seem reasonable to some people, but it begs a further analysis. Official Duties of the President One of…
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The Right To Bear Arms
The right for our citizens to bear arms is guaranteed by the U.S. Constitution under the Second Amendment. I agree with this right. Everyone should be able to defend themselves, their families, their homes, and their state and nation from enemies both outside and within our borders. Of course, these actions have to be within…
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