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DOJ establishes unconstitutional speech codes

May 21, 2013
by Alan Caruba

The U.S. Departments of Justice and Education have joined together mandating that virtually every college and university in the US establish unconstitutional speech codes that violate the First Amendment and decades of legal precedent.

To help Kansans understand how legislators vote, Kansas Policy Institute has produced the Kansas Freedom Index for 2013.

Focus on election integrity bills

May 20, 2013
by Jeff Reynolds

In the Oregon Legislature, today was the deadline for bills that passed one chamber to be scheduled for a work session in the other chamber. In essence, if a work session or hearing is not scheduled, the bill is dead. Several notable election bills have been put on life support, while several others proceed.

Senate plan aligns with McCrory

May 20, 2013
by Bruce Carroll

The North Carolina Senate leadership announced their nearly $21 billion budget plan late Sunday night in Raleigh.

Upcoming floor vote

May 20, 2013
by P-G Matuszak

The Texas Senate passed SB 11, a bill to initiate drug testing for food stamps and other government assistance programs. The bill is set for a floor vote in the Texas House in the near term.

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