Harvard Triples Down On Punishing Campus Free Speech, Adds Prayer To No-No List
Praying and studying at Harvard. What, like it's hard?
Praying With Supreme Court Justices And Then Cited By A Supreme Court Justice. Hmmmmm….
File this under 'more evidence America is a theocracy.'
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How The First Amendment Will Protect Us From Our Gun Crisis
Our Father, who art in Heaven, please let my baby come home alive.
So Long, Establishment Clause. What Now?
'My genius lies in my nostrils.' - Nietzsche, Ecce Homo
Morning Docket: 05.23.13
* Online gambling wants to come back to the U.S. after the government cracked down last year. Anybody want odds on whether this works? [Wall Street Journal] * In news that only affects those who want to dress like whores, Abercrombie & Fitch and Hollister may systematically mistreat the disabled. [Fox News] * Post-disaster price gouging is sad, but inevitable. Oklahoma’s Attorney General E. Scott Pruitt is having none of it. [The National Law Journal] * Obama will address drone policy and Gitmo in a security speech today because, after the last couple weeks of scandal, he’s hoping to introduce fodder for another round of withering criticism. [Huffington Post] * The Daily Caller is all over the idea that Michelle Obama may have dated the Inspector General of the IRS at Harvard Law. Which proves… actually I have no idea if the Daily Caller even knows why this might be significant. [Daily Caller] * U.S. and Chinese law schools are collaborating more. American law schools are really desperate to open themselves to more students, aren’t they? [China Daily] * The Jodi Arias jury may not be able to make a decision on sentencing. If you cared about this story at all, you’ve already heard Nancy Grace’s opinion. [NBC News] * Elie argues with folks about Greece v. Galloway and legislative prayer. Video after the jump… [Huff Post Live]
And Stick Pins Into Voodoo Dolls of Ted Olson and Don Verrilli
Praying for a miracle: that both Ted Olson and Don Verrilli have a bad day in court next week.
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