ceila30's blog

→  Is it possible that there are conservatives on the website? Probably. I have a theory. Perhaps, we have some very clever bloggers racing for the scholarship. Think about this: what would be the best way to get the most reads, not to mention the most posts, then to blog about something so pungent for the liberal/progressive nose that it hurts?  Read More »

Was the United States justified in invading Iraq, will this war help protect us from terrorism in the U.S. and, now that we are there, what should be our next step?  Read More »

The sad truth is the media will probably talk more about Britanny Spears trying commit suicide (if she even did) then they will about US tragedies in Afganistan. I would normally shy very far away from the subject of Britney, but after googling news stories I couldn't help but notice.  Read More »

Why do judges, who are not popularly elected, have some wide authority to strike down popular laws? Why do judges have such enormous power and secretive ways?  Should justices act according to the dictums of judicial activism or judicial restraint?  Read More »

What is the Current state of civil liberties and civil rights in the U.S.?  Read More »

What do you think is the most important idea expressed in either
Federalist #10 -- http://www.constitution.org/fed/federa10.htm

Federalist #51 -- http://www.constitution.org/fed/federa51.htm  Read More »

At the heart of republicanism is a system of checks and balances. A fitting system for a nation, that wishes to be free of tyrannical rule.  Read More »

“[…] the unforgivable tolerance or acceptance of ethnic groups[,] homosexuals, the handicapped, the poor, immigrants, heathens, and non-Christians,” remarks Tony Alamo, “or women in positions of authority or any other mutations of nature should not be presented [to children] because books are the only way children discover these” (Alamo).  Read More »