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Conservatives. Swing vote, a term he hated. He said cases swing, i dont. But still he was the swing vote on Campaign Finance, Voting Rights and more. As our corporate cousins report this afternoon, on the conservative side of the ledger, Justice Kennedy was part of the majorities that loosened Campaign Finance restrictions, recognized individual gun ownership rights and decided that Voting Rights protection dating to the jim crow era were too heavy handed on states in the modern day south. He wrote the 2010 opinion on Citizens United versus federal elections commission. That struck down longst...

It's one thing to see a strange and unknown animal. It is, however, stranger to have to go into battle with one of the marauding

It's not often that we have reports of strange creatures and monsters that talk. Yes, I know it sounds totally bizarre. In

Can animals and cryptozoological creatures speak? Do they have languages? They are, without doubt, strange and outrageous questions! Some might say that such a thing is wholly impossible. Others aren’t quite so sure. Let’s go back a few centuries to a strange story that had its origins in December 1728. It revolved around two brothers: William and David Sutor. The dark saga all began late one night in December 1728. That was when William, a Scottish farmer, was hard at work in his fields and heard an unearthly shriek that was accompanied by a brief glimpse of a large, dark-colored dog, f...

Way. a prime example is justice thurgood marshall. he wanted to retire under a liberal president but failing health forced him to retire under george h.w. bush. he was replaced by clarence thomas, who was his opposite. and then sandra day o'connor, who was a swing vote on the court. she was planning to retire after president clinton left office. her president was horrified at the prospect of leaving under an al gore presidency. she retired under george w. bush but criticized her replacement sam alito for being too conservative. and then the evolving justices, david sutor and john paul stephens...