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Opinion: From Dolley Madison's son to Hunter Biden — presidential relatives cause trouble - Vimarsana News

Opinion: From Dolley Madison's son to Hunter Biden — presidential relatives cause trouble

Many presidents before Biden have had lawbreaking or misbehaving relatives; Hunter Biden is not the first. Learn more here.

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Hunter Biden: What presidents have problematic relatives? | Opinion - Vimarsana News

Hunter Biden: What presidents have problematic relatives? | Opinion

Many presidents before Biden have had lawbreaking or misbehaving relatives; Hunter Biden is not the first. Learn more here.

Too Many Supreme Court Justices Seem to Believe in Nullification - Vimarsana News

Too Many Supreme Court Justices Seem to Believe in Nullification

In a recent 5-4 decision, the Supreme Court shot down Arizona's attempt to exempt itself from a federal precedent. That there were four votes that would've let them is very troubling.

Justice, Law, and the Creation of the American Republic: The Forgotten Legacy of James Wilson - Vimarsana News

Justice, Law, and the Creation of the American Republic: The Forgotten Legacy of James Wilson

James Wilson was one of six men to sign both the Declaration of Independence and the Constitution of the United States. He was also a sophisticated thinker who had a significant impact on America'sFounding. Although he did not win every battle in the FederalConvention of 1787, America's constitutional system as it hasdeveloped over time closely resembles his vision.

James Madison and Religious Liberty - Vimarsana News

James Madison and Religious Liberty

A wide-eyed and youthful James Madison, travelling in CulpeperCounty in Virginia, came upon a jail that housed half a dozenBaptist preachers, held simply for publishing their religiousviews.