Author Patrick Archbold

I have been thinking about this. As a result of today’s decision that the individual mandate is a tax, the HHS contraceptive/abortofacient mandate is more likely to survive SCOTUS review. Why, you say? Because now that SCOTUS has turned the… Continue Reading →

If I see one more person on the internets suggest that perhaps Justice Roberts is being clever and outwitted the Dems by using a tax justification instead of the Commerce Clause I will scream. Stop. Please stop. People, the progressives… Continue Reading →

In no particular order and with no particular theme. See. I told you there was no rapture before the apocalypse. Thought myself a citizen, now know I am merely a subject. I was a good citizen.But I promise this, I… Continue Reading →

With over 50% of the people on the dole and with no checks and balances left to limit the power of the government left, America as we knew it is done. The only check on tyranny left is revolution. That… Continue Reading →

10:15 AM: That’s IT. Liberty is done in this country. Mandate has been struck DOWN- OR NOT— VERY CONFUSING 10:05 AM: Stolen Valor law struck down. 10:00 AM. IT. IS. TIME. 9:52 AM: The fate of liberty in this country… Continue Reading →

Dude, really? I am not sure if this guy is the best dad in the world, the worst man in the world, or both…. (Mild language warning)

I heard an interesting theory on Obamacare jurisprudence this morning on the radio. I didn’t catch the fellow’s name, but the theory went something like this. Given that wide interpretation of the commerce clause is so crucial to so much… Continue Reading →

Nanny Bloomberg is the opposite of Nanny McPhee, he gets uglier with every problem he tries to fix with his 8 million ill-behaved charges. There is no problem so small for which Nanny Bloomberg doesn’t have a draconian fix at… Continue Reading →

They tried this is San Francisco and now have done it in Germany. Parents having their sons circumcised can be brought before a judge for causing bodily injury, even if they did so for religious reasons, a regional court in… Continue Reading →

I just called the Department of Justice today. I have never done anything like this before but I felt compelled. You see, it was all over the news yesterday that the DOJ had set up a special hotline number and… Continue Reading →