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Judge Roy Moore, former chief justice of the Alabama Supreme Court and WorldNetDaily columnist, says it is incumbent on Congress to determine if Barack Obama is a usurper. During an interview last week on my radio program, Judge Moore said: "I see it very simply. Why doesn't the president have to show that he's a natural born citizen? There's so many questions about that and yet, the Constitution requires the president be a natural born citizen. …We've had all kind of suits filed, and the press doesn't mention them and the courts continually reject them. I don't understand it. I...

WEEKNIGHTS at 9 ET on BLOG TALK RADIOPROGRAM SCHEDULE Next Show: Thursday, Mar. 12th at 9 pm ET. Tonight at 9 ET -- an interview with Judge Roy Moore.We spend some time with the former chief justice of the Alabama Supreme Court, removed from office in 2003 for refusing to remove a Ten Commandments monument he had placed in the Alabama Judicial Building to acknowledge God. We'll talk about the $3 trillion Stimulus package rammed through Congress. Is this legislation Constitutional? Also, the danger we face from a judiciary run amok, and the damage that will unfold with Obama's liberal...

BEAN STATION - Former Alabama Chief Justice Roy Moore offered his own interpretation of the First Amendment to a packed church Sunday in Grainger County. Moore, who was ousted in 2003 after defying a federal court order to remove a 5,300-pound Ten Commandments monument that he installed in the state courthouse, told the crowd of more than 230 people at Barnard's Grove Baptist Church that some judges are creating laws rather than interpreting them. He also told his audience that, while American soldiers are fighting overseas, there is also a war going on in the United States. "There's a battle...

estern Area Republican Club of Jefferson County, Alabama ******Judge Roy Moore to be our next speaker ****** Candidate for the Republican nomination for governor, the Honorable Roy Moore, will be our speaker at our January 16th, 2006 meeting at 11:30 A.M., at the Home Plate Diner, 2780 Allison-Bonnett Memorial Drive in Hueytown. Visitors are welcome, and no reservations are needed. This is an opportunity to meet and hear Judge Moore, and to buy the book "So Help Me God" and have it autographed for you. There will be no other form of fund-raising at this meeting.We will have an...

Religious and social conservatives pushing for a constitutional amendment banning gay marriage have an unlikely critic: Roy Moore.In an exclusive interview with the Forward, Moore, who was removed from his post as chief justice of Alabama last year after defying a federal order directing him to remove a monument of the Ten Commandments from the rotunda of the state courthouse, criticized efforts to pass a federal marriage amendment. Moore, viewed by many religious conservatives as a hero, complained that an amendment would represent a misguided intrusion into legal territory historically left to the states and warned against the unintended consequences...

FLOYD BROWN, INTRODUCTION: Well, when you look at the landscape, the political landscape in America, every once in a while, men of principle come along--and this morning's speaker is one of those men of principle. In the mold of Ronald Reagan, and other key conservatives that have been consistent and upheld to their principles, our speaker is probably one of the most powerful advocates for the life of the unborn, he's one of the most powerful advocates for true conservative principles. You see him on television, you hear him on the radio, he now is currently writing a book, and...

of Arkansas..... Next Meeting        Republican Watch..........   Democrat WatchIt is the view of many of us that no knowledgeable and decent person can remain a Democrat. Globalism WatchPeople that are too corrupt to manage their own countries, or even their personal behavior, want to implement global government. For Immediate Release:   Contact:  Alfred Harrell—501-776-9900 November 18, 2003                    Mark Moore—479-451-9726 Ten Commandments Rally in Little Rock Joins a Nation-Wide Effort Little Rock , Ark. — Christian Leadership Academy and the Constitution Party of Arkansas are organizers of a Ten Commandments rally that will be held on the...

There is a force above the 'Almighty, Ever-to-be-worshipped' Law, righteousness. When the law is in conflict with righteousness, I side against the "almighty, ever to be worshipped, kneeled to" Law. If I did not side with righteousness, I would be worshipping law, would I not? Law would become my god, just as government was supposed to be the god of all loyal marxists. There is no difference, whatsoever, between placing law above righteousness and being a totalitarian tyrant demanding blind, marxist loyalty. Law is made for our civilization to funtion. It is a mere tool. And in this case, that...

If you believe in God and that He truly blessed America; that this nation was founded on Christian principles, to which God has rewarded greatly; that there is a movement in this country to remove every trace of God completely from public; that the First Amendment means “Freedom OF Religion“, not “FROM Religion“; and that God’s Word deserves more respect than to be removed from our court houses, than please join me in bombarding Judge Thompson, as well as the three individuals who filed suit against Judge Roy Moore, with copies of the Ten Commandments: Make four copies of the...

WND INTERVIEW Roy Moore: Media 'will not print the truth' Embattled judge decries 'prejudice' of journalists, skewers AG Pryor Posted: November 13, 2003 1:00 a.m. Eastern In the second of a two-part interview, Alabama Chief Justice Roy Moore takes on the man who prosecuted him before the Court of Judiciary for defiance of a federal judge's order to remove a Ten Commandments display from the state Judicial Building. State Attorney General William Pryor is in his own battle, with his nomination by President Bush to the 11th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals facing stiff resistance by Senate Democrats who have...

Standing against Cowardly Elitists (A Battle Cry for the Republic) By: Matthew B. Rogers The 10 Commandments controversy in Alabama is becoming a travesty. The Feds are attacking the basic principles of our Republic and attempting to take for themselves the power to regulate God. This is such a basic argument it’s addressed in the first three paragraphs of the Declaration of Independence. This issue is not only an attack on God, it is an attack against everyone’s freedom to speak and think freely. It’s almost funny how many will bend over for the Federal Government. They’ll dig through their...

Commandments fray goes beyond Alabama Christian proponents have been on the losing end of legal battles, but many now feel energized by a new cause. By Glynn Wilson | Special to The Christian Science Monitor MONTGOMERY, ALA. - Jesse Truax, wearing a crown of thorns, is grimacing from the prickle as sweat wends down his cheeks in the sweltering heat. After a daylong bus ride, he's here all the way from Eustis, Fla., with a group of 33 from his Baptist church, vowing to "stay as long as it takes" to keep the sacred Ten Commandments monument here in the...

The Traditional American Christian By Matthew B. Rogers The traditional American is not always considered a good Christian. They practice their faith when it suits them. One instance where it suits them very well is when it comes time to protect their inalienable rights. Christians don’t separate their rights from God, and keep both out of mans reach. This has kept Americans protected for more than two centuries. When the federal Government starts screwing with God, they are reaching for the forbidden fruit and screwing with everyone’s rights. This is happening in Montgomery Alabama, with the controversy over the Ten...

Judge Moore holding a news conference in a few minutes.

It was big news when a federal judge ordered the removal of a display of the Ten Commandments from the Alabama Supreme Court building. A story in the Washington Post said the case could end up in the U.S. Supreme Court. But the story neglected to mention that the U.S. Supreme Court building features a sculpture of Moses holding the Ten Commandments. A previous story in the Post was more honest, noting that the federal judge had ruled that all Ten Commandments displays in public buildings do not violate the Constitution, and that he had cited the depiction of Moses...