Rule of Law
4 articles-
Why We Should Follow the Law, Even When We Don't Like It
Prohibition and the 55 mph limit show what widespread defiance costs; seat belt and indoor smoking laws show grudging compliance works. Change bad laws by vote and in court.
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Why Party Rules Aren't Just Red Tape
Bylaws and Robert's Rules are the guardrails of local party politics, and bending them for a short-term win risks resentment, lawsuits, walkouts and lost turnout later.
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They Called It a Conspiracy Theory — A Jury Just Proved Them Wrong
A federal jury convicted a Bronx man of running an unregistered Chinese police station in Manhattan's Chinatown — a warning about what happens when local officials blur national sovereignty.
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What It Means to Be a Strong Conservative in Today's America
Limited government, self-reliance, free markets, a strong defense, traditional values and the rule of law—the principles of strong conservatism, applied to Coos County.