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The Buckeye Institute Leads Coalition Urging Ohio Lawmakers to Adopt Universal Occupational License Recognition - Vimarsana News

The Buckeye Institute Leads Coalition Urging Ohio Lawmakers to Adopt Universal Occupational License Recognition

The Buckeye Institute, Americans for Prosperity-Ohio, Americans for Tax Reform, Goldwater Institute, and National Taxpayers Union sent an open letter to members of the Ohio General Assembly urging the quick adoption of universal occupational licensing recognition.

Senators Must Contest Sotomayor's View that Empathy, Ethnicity can Overrule Law - Vimarsana News

Senators Must Contest Sotomayor's View that Empathy, Ethnicity can Overrule Law

In choosing a Supreme Court justice, President Obama--like any president--should look for someone who will apply the Constitution and the laws as written, and interpret them consistent with their plain and original meaning.

The Language of Law and the Foundations of American Constitutionalism - Vimarsana News

The Language of Law and the Foundations of American Constitutionalism

America’s Founders believed that creation of the Constitution signaled acceptance of the belief that men could create their governments from what Alexander Hamilton called “reflection and choice” and not be doomed to whatever fate may bring as a result of “accident and force.” At the heart of this idea is the further confidence that language, as John Locke said, “is the great instrument and common tye of society.” The Founders held that their written and ratified Constitution of limited enumerated powers was understood to be the embodiment of what Hamilton called the ‘intention...

Dust-Up: Will Investigating Possible Abuses by Agency Interrogators Damage Their Ability to do Their Jobs? - Vimarsana News

Dust-Up: Will Investigating Possible Abuses by Agency Interrogators Damage Their Ability to do Their Jobs?

As we begin, it's worth noting that we're not discussing whether to investigate or prosecute allegations of abuse by interrogators. That has already happened. What we're discussing is whether the re-investigation and possible prosecution of abuse allegations -- which the Department of Justice has already investigated and expressly declined to prosecute -- will have a chilling effect on CIA agents.

Ohio voters decide if state law should be changed on bail and non-citizen voting - Vimarsana News

Ohio voters decide if state law should be changed on bail and non-citizen voting

Voters will see Issue 1 and Issue 2 on the November ballot which are measures that would amend the state constitution to determine laws on bail and who can vote in Ohio elections.

Source: wosu.org