Hearing on Constitutional Amendment to Protect Parent
Rights [Ed Law Prof
blog, 9/9/14]: Today, the Judiciary Committee in the U.S. House of
Representatives is holding a hearing on the need for a constitutional amendment
to protect parental rights.
Obama Outperforms Reagan
On Jobs, Growth And Investing [Forbes, 9/5/14]: President Reagan has long been considered the
best modern economic President. So we compared his performance dealing
with the oil-induced recession of the 1980s with that of President Obama and
his performance during this ‘Great Recession.
Rothenberg: Senate GOP
Gains At Least 7 Seats [Roll Call, 9/9/14]:- While the
current Rothenberg Political Report ratings don’t show it, I am now expecting a
substantial Republican Senate wave in November, with a net gain of at least
seven seats. But I wouldn’t be shocked by a larger gain.
Dems do damage control on
immigration [The Hill, 9/9/14]:
The White House decision to delay action has enraged immigration activists.
Obama's brain drain [Politico, 9/9/14]: More than 220 nominees are
awaiting Senate confirmation to fill vacancies across the administration. President Barack Obama has a big to-do list for his
final two-plus years in office. But he doesn’t have all the key people in place
to pull it all off..
Social media finds itself playing the role of
reluctant censor [1st Amend. Coalition, 9/9/14]: A
Texas university lecturer argues that with the public relying on Twitter,
YouTube and other social media outlets for breaking news, it is important that
they uphold the principles of free speech even when it comes to horrific images
as the ISIS beheading of journalist James Foley.
Up-Skirt Teacher Photos May Cost Catholic School [CNS, 9/9/14]: After
Catholic school students took and circulated lewd images of their teacher, the
diocese may be liable for the woman's emotional distress, a federal judge
ruled.
UN: Responsibility to
protect becoming increasingly urgent [Jurist, 9/8/14]: The UN General Assembly on Monday met to
discuss "the responsibility to protect" adopted by world leaders in
2005, with UN officials stressing the urgency of this responsibility as crises
rage around the world. Secretary-General
Ban Ki-moon addressed the assembly. saying that the world now faces a number of
conflicts that involve acts that "shock the global conscience" and
illustrate the human costs of turning a blind eye.
http://jurist.org/paperchase/2014/09/un-responsibility-to-protect-becoming-increasingly-urgent.php
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