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Why Does Riviera Beach Police Department Need a Tank Rigged with a 50 Cal Gun?!?!

Posted on August 19, 2014 by imaconstitutionalist

  On the coat tails of the #Ferguson uprising, we’ve just been made aware that another police department in a high-crime area has acquired military equipment to outfit their unit. The City of Riviera Beach Police Department is now the … Continue reading →

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Hobby Lobby: A Backward Step for Women in the United States Workforce

Posted on July 1, 2014 by imaconstitutionalist

One of the biggest downfalls of the Citizens United case is that we have created an environment where for-profit corporations are now viewed as “people” with the same religious expression rights of the individual and not for profit entities. This … Continue reading →

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Ann Coulter Struggles to Stay Relevant by Jumping on #WorldCup Hashtag

Posted on June 27, 2014 by imaconstitutionalist

Today, I had the great displeasure of reading one of the most absurd articles I’ve read in a long time.  Ann Coulter, desperately striving to be relevant, lashed out against soccer in a way I can only relate to how … Continue reading →

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Why You Shouldn’t Talk to Law Enforcement Without a Lawyer… EVER.

Posted on May 30, 2014 by imaconstitutionalist

If the police are questioning you in relation to a crime that took place, you may already be a suspect.  At best, you are being questioned as a witness who may possibly be used to testify at trial.  At worst, you are … Continue reading →

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The Obama Administration: As Transparent as the Mississippi?

Posted on March 20, 2014 by imaconstitutionalist

In celebration of Sunshine Week, the press is taking big digs at the current administration’s failures to meet those feel-good promises of transparency and access to information made to the public and the media, and the headlines are quite interesting: … Continue reading →

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imaconsitutionalist BANNED by Dem FL State CFO Candidate Rankin- Story by TamaracTalk.com

Posted on November 20, 2013 by imaconstitutionalist

IMACONSTITUTIONALIST BANNED by FL State CFO – Story by TamaracTalk.com Yes, it’s true. My favorite lawyer and I got banned from a public meeting because William D. Rankin (D) was afraid to answer questions….and instead pointed his finger at me … Continue reading →

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Abuse by Proxy Continues in the Family Courts – More on Punishments for Being a Girl

Posted on August 30, 2013 by imaconstitutionalist

Abuse by Proxy Continues in the Family Courts – More on Punishments for Being a Girl There are no words to describe my absolute disgust by the courts in this decision.  No words.

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On The Wrong Side of History

Posted on July 28, 2013 by imaconstitutionalist

Ralph Sidway eloquently communicates the changed, and now bleak outlook for the U.S.: a once glorious democratic republic has become an “Islamist-enabling oligarchy.” #ImpeachObama

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Obamacare: IRS employee union looks to exempt IRS employees from the Affordable Care Act

Posted on July 26, 2013 by imaconstitutionalist

Originally posted on America's Watchtower:
  This story is just too good to pass up: You may remember that not too long ago Harry Reid and John Boehner were in discussions to exempt members of the Congress and their aides…

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The Fourth Amendment: Do Americans Understand their Rights?

Posted on July 26, 2013 by imaconstitutionalist

How well do we Americans understand our rights under the Constitution?  Specifically, how well do we understand the Fourth Amendment?  I have a sneaky suspicion that the answer will be, not very well at all.  As we watch the seemingly … Continue reading →

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