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POPS Looking Through The Windows Michael Jackson † R.I.P Michael's music was a part of my childhood, I feel like I've lost a part of my past. My deepest condolences, to his family and fans all over the world. You are in my prayers Michael Joseph Jackson, Jr., Paris, Michael, Katherine Jackson and Prince "Blanket" Michael Jackson II. R.I.P.King of Pop Michael Jackson † TheSoulKings's Channel http://www.youtube.com/profile?user=TheSoulKings&annotation_id=annotation_882470&feature=iv
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POPSEverybody's Got the Right to Love 'Everybody's got the RIGHT to LOVE - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C_g2nGlvTKg I met my first boyfriend while this song was on the charts. The Supremes without Ross, Wow, harmonies again! History is on our side, if time isn't. The fence is where Matthew Shepard was tied, beaten and left for dead. Alongside the picture, Mrs. Shepard.
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POPSWhose Running Things? The Executives or the Judges? Apparently the judges are at least in South Carolina. The Governor of the State was fighting stimulus money from Washington because of all the strings that were attached to the money which would effect the state adversely in later years. However his authority was overturned by court order of the State Supremes. Take a lessons folks. If you don't like your boss take him to court and gain control of his company then you can run it yourself. Do not like the way the Governor of your state operates then sue him and take over control of the states affairs. Do not like your life well then SUE GOD! Good luck with that one.
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POPSObama Administration to Supremes: We are Above the Law ~ Supremes to Obama: Go Pound Sand 
Fortunately, the high court ruled this afternoon that the administration is full of s*** and that indeed it does have the authority to delay the Chrsyler sale. Ahead of the decision, Chrysler LLC and the federal government warned such an intervention might lead to the liquidation of the automaker. But Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg, in a brief order, said the court will extend a temporary stay put in place by an appeals court "pending further order of the undersigned or of the court." The administration -- who always seems to be in a hurry, whether it's spending trillions of dollars on useless government pork, destroying the health care system, or simply nationalizing automakers -- argued that the delay would scuttle the deal. But dissenters were equally clear-cut on reasons to oppose the deal. The bankruptcy laws were written so that companies could dramatically overhaul themselves, becoming leaner and more efficient enterprises.
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POPSGeorge Calin's Forbidden Words to Be Judged Again by Supremes An outburst from pain, disgust, or politically protected free speech, will be judged once again in the Supreme Court. FCC wants to protect viewers or listeners from a single use of an F word or an S word. And they are not even sure they will allow the use of the words in talking about them. Our Bush League President appointed the Chief Supreme but might be censored by him?
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POPSSupremes Blow a Big One The existence of this federal statute by itself significantly undercuts the Court's reasoning in Kennedy. Moreover, as the Washington Post observed in an editorial earlier this month, it appears that the Court's decision invalidates an act of Congress based on the erroneous claim that the statute did not exist. Terry Eastland notes that the state of Louisiana has now petitioned the Supreme Court to rehear the case on account of its factual error:
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POPSSupreme Court Upholds 2nd Amendment, right to bear arms is personal but see even Scalia's "but" statements. They still want to "infringe". The idea of having a permit would be repugnant to Patrick Henry and the colonists of 1776. Notice how close this vote was, 5 to 4 by the Supremes , and even the most conservative do not deny some restrictions may be applied. "Shall not be infringed" is illegible to them apparently. So go buy yourself a Glock and learn how to safely use it. It's best to buy from private owners to keep yourself out of the "infringement" of federal data-bases which tracks gun sales, and could be accessed under PATRIOT ACT provisions upon any government desire to do so. My question is, what about the 4th amendment? This should be the next focus of challenges.
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POPSUS Supremes To Bush "Don't Mess With Texas"
President George W. Bush urged that Medellin be allowed new hearings and sentencing. The President's decision came after an international consulate determined that Medellin was improperly denied access to his consulate before his original prosecution, which is a violation of a treaty signed by the United States during the 1963 Vienna Convention. The 6-3 vote means the pending execution of Medellin can proceed. He faces lethal injection for two slayings. Chief Justice John Roberts voted for the execution. Roberts was supported in his position by Justices John Paul Stevens, Antonin Scalia, Anthony Kennedy, Clarence Thomas, and Samuel Alito. Justice Stephen Breyer, Justices David Souter and Ruth Bader Ginsburg voted in the negative At age 18, Medellin participated in the June 1993 gang rape and murder of two Harris County, Texas, girls: Jennifer Ertman, 14, and Elizabeth Pena, 16. He was convicted of the crimes and sentenced to death. He has been on death row in Texas ever sin
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POPSSupremes say Bush "overstepped his authority" "President Bush overstepped his authority when he ordered a Texas court to reopen the case of a Mexican on death row for rape and murder, the Supreme Court said Tuesday." "Bush has since said the United States will no longer allow the World Court to judge the consular access cases because of how death penalty opponents have tried to use the international tribunal."
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POPSNo Prayer at High School Graduation Supremes state Nanny state alert. Even though the majority of the student body elected by vote to have prayer at their graduation it would appear the soar losers turned to the courts to overturn an election. This sounds familiar to me. Where else do we see losers resorting to legal rulings to get their way?
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POPS9th Circus - Screw America, We Want Whales and the most overturned appeals court (I believe the circuit court mention in the clip is incorrect), will again be overruled by the Supremes. But it will again take time and money. It does prove their complete and utter contempt for anything other than their own power.
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POPSThe Supremes Strike Again
I used to live in a country in which a handful of men and women, the justices of the Supreme Court of the United States, had the courage to stand up in order to protect the interests of those for whom the promise of America was being undermined by public policy. In Brown v Board of Education the court held that public policy that separated young people on the basis of the color of their skin could no longer stand in the United States. Legal segregation based on Plessy v Ferguson, the decision that created the "separate but equal" standard, was no longer acceptable in the land of the free and the home of the brave. Effectively, the court is returning to Plessy. Reuters reports, "Roberts said in writing for the court majority that racial balancing was not permitted. "The way to stop discrimination on the basis of race is to stop discriminating on the basis of race," he said." Roberts' logic is flawed. By eliminating policy designed to attain racial diversity from the mix, the cou
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POPSSupremes Place Profits before People The Supremes led by Justice Alito writing for the majority found in favor of the Goodyear Tire and Rubber company on a narrow interpretation of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 disallowing years of gender discrimination in which the Goodyear Tire and Rubber Company underpaid one Lilly Ledbetter on average around $6000 per year less than her male counterparts doing the same work. The fascist majority on the court (fascism being defined as the seamless merging of government and corporate interests) ignore the human consequences of their actions as they support the corporate ethics that seem to say screw the workers just line my pockets with silver and gold.