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Supreme Court Permits Sloppy Elections in Affirming States Rights
By Z. E. Kendall In a 5 to 4 vote, the Supreme Court released its election decision in the recent ruling, Watson v. Republican National Committee. Justice Amy Coney Barrett was the deciding justice and wrote the opinion for the court. Justice Sam Alito wrote the dissent. The Supreme Court summarized the events that led up to this case. They stated: In 2024, the Republican National Committee, the Mississippi Republican Party, and various individuals sued the Mississippi secret


The Problem with the 2026 KIDS Act
By Z. E. Kendall U.S. House of Representatives member Brett Guthrie sponsored the KIDS Act (HR 7757), and the KIDS Act has recently passed the U.S. House of Representatives. The KIDS Act is an omnibus bill that applies a litany of regulations to online social media use. Some of those regulations support parental rights, such as controls over child-accounts for online videogames, and a part of the KIDS Act is legislation that mirrors part of what the Family Foundation wanted t


What Is and Isn't Constitutional on Firearm Law
By Z. E. Kendall “The Second Amendment cannot give way to the spirit of Aloha in Hawaii any more than it can yield to the spirit of the Big Apple or the Windy City. Merely local attitudes can neither shrink nor inflate the meaning of the fundamental Bill of Rights guarantees that apply to the states through the Fourteenth Amendment” -- Justice Samuel Alito, Wolford v. Lopez, 2026, page 3 The Right to Conceal Carry on Private Property In recent years, the conservatives on th
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