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  • Introducing the States’ Rights Review

    02/10/2005 4:30:02 PM PST · by The_Eaglet · 11 replies · 573+ views
    the backwater report ^ | Thursday, February 10 2005 | Lee Shelton
    The birth of this nation was not without its labor pains. Right from the start there was dissension among the Founding Fathers - especially when it came to drafting a new constitution. The “federalists,” stressing the inadequacy of the Articles of Confederation, called for a stronger national government. The “antifederalists,” on the other hand, believed that this centralization of power could only lead to tyranny. States’ rights advocate Richard Henry Lee saw the inherent problems of what the federalists were proposing: “To say that a bad government must be established for fear of anarchy is really saying that we should...
  • Interview of Chief Justice Roy Moore by Thomas R. Eddlem

    12/08/2002 5:12:10 PM PST · by Remedy · 3 replies · 493+ views
    THE NEW AMERICAN ^ | December 16, 2002 Edition | Thomas R. Eddlem
    Determined to preserve the Founders’ vision of God-given rights, Chief Justice Roy Moore has been targeted by Morris Dees and like-minded leftist radicals.Alabama Supreme Court Chief Justice Roy Moore first attracted national attention as an Alabama state circuit judge in 1995, when the ACLU unsuccessfully sued in an attempt to require the judge to remove from his courtroom a homemade plaque of the Ten Commandments. In 2000, Alabama voters elected Moore chief justice of the state Supreme Court. During the campaign, Moore had pledged to bring the Ten Commandments to the State Supreme Court to conform to the spirit of...