The CONSTITUTION Translated for Kids introduces American children to their birthright. Moreover, this is the perfect springboard for parents who want to raise up politically savvy offspring; after all, reading through the Constitution together opens the door to discussions.

Georgia State Senator John Wiles is opening the door to anonymous groups banding together briefly for a purpose of sending out some information – right, wrong or indifferent – only to disband shortly thereafter when the questions start.

The ideological divide between the “let’s deport them all” crowd and the bleeding heart “there are no illegal people in this world” masses threatens to put everyone in the criminals’ crossfire.

Minnesota state legislators passed a “Hannah Montana Bill” that forbids the use of computers by ticket brokers to virtually buy up all available seats before the first in person present fan can even get out a credit card.

Violating the separation of powers for the sake of political expediency and correctness is a worrisome development indeed.

When the Shaw family sought to introduce legislation that would but a chink in Los Angeles’ sanctuary city flirtation, the city council was covertly (and overtly) vociferous in its agreement that no proposal would be welcomed at this time.