Stories tagged with "constitution"
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With guns here to stay, let's co-exist safely
Two recent letters to the editor discussing the Second Amendment have opposing views; image that. The Constitution is a wonderful evolving document, but for some reason the Second...
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Freedom to own guns not restricted to army
The statement in the letter (“Restrict gun sales for a more peaceful union”) that the Constitution emphatically points out that its purpose in allowing gun ownership...
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Restrict gun sales for a more peaceful union
The editorial “Tougher ban is blow for health” (Oct. 5) says that half the states have emphatically stated that smoking is not the prerogative of the smoker. I have to...
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President inspires Broad Ripple. Pike HS pupils
Students in a Broad Ripple High School classroom came away motivated after listening to President Barack Obama’s speech that was delivered today at an Arlington, Va. high...
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Too much government destroys America from within
I remember a science-fiction story about a super-computer that became so powerful that it controlled its makers. Well, that’s happening now; but it’s not a computer,...
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Wait until guilt is proven before seizing property
In the June 1 article "IMPD aiming to increase asset seizures,‘’ the Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department is clearly attempting to increase its ability to...
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Libertarian Horning to take job in Texas
Andy Horning, Indiana’s most prominent Libertarian, is leaving Indiana to take a job in Texas, the Libertarian Party of Indiana said today in a statement. Horning ran for office in...
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In violent society, we must be free to arm ourselves
In response to the May 22 letter about gun control and assault weapons (“There’s little to celebrate about booming gun business”), I have one response: the Second...
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Don't underestimate voters' brainpower
I read the point and counterpoint essays in the Dec. 21 Voices section of The Star. I have followed the tax situation with disgust for many years.Now I read the position of...
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1st Amendment rights extend to religious groups
Dan Carpenter's Dec. 7 column ("Marital bliss goes unblessed,") regarding the battle over Proposition 8 in California has made it clear that he is no longer dedicated to our...
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Indiana Supreme Court to hear school funding case
Backers of a lawsuit that claims the state is violating its constitution by failing to provide enough money for all school children to have a fair chance to learn asked the Indiana...
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For president-elect, everything but the halo
Finally, the American people have come to their senses and have elected the "Chosen One" to lead us from the darkness that the evil Bush administration created. President Obama...
