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In Federalist No. 10, James Madison explained why the new union would be different from a
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Federalism and the Founders

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Congressional Democrats are lining up behind a constitutional amendment to allow restrictions on campaign contributions and spending. (iStock Image)
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Campaign finance curbs and bipartisan censorship

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Georg Ludwig, installed as King George I, spoke no English and communicated with ministers in French, the language of European courts. He had shut his wife up in a German castle and brought over two mistresses, one fat and one skinny, and gave them titles of nobility. (National Portrait Gallery, London)
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Three hundred years later, Americans owe a debt to King George I

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Think about this the next time you pop the top on that ice cold can of Coke or Pepsi -- You can't do that! Well, you can, but if America's nanny state nags get their way, you will soon have to pay extra for it. (iStock Photo)
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When will Americans tell the nanny state nags to get a real life?

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Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid, D-Nev., on Friday scheduled a Sept. 8 procedural vote on a constitutional amendment to limit the amount of money in politics, a measure designed to curb donations to conservative politicians. (AP/J. Scott Applewhite)
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Harry Reid just made sure the Senate will deal with amending the Constitution first thing when it gets back from recess

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With most senators already departed for their five-week summer break, Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid, D-Nev., quietly filed a motion Friday afternoon for a Sept. 8 procedural vote on the proposal. (AP/J. Scott Applewhite)
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Harry Reid sets up vote on campaign finance reform

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As a strong believer in the Constitution, the rule of law, the separation of powers, the doctrine of federalism and other essential limitations on government, I abhor judicial activism, executive overreaches and congressional usurpations, even if these abuses might be in furtherance of my political or ideological preferences. (iStock Photo)
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Democrats, the Constitution and the rule of law

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Not backing down: Obama to issue another executive action
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Not backing down: Obama to issue another executive action

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Moral equivalence is usually moral negligence
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Moral equivalence is usually moral negligence

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The Citizens United ruling acknowledged that the First Amendment's legal prohibition on Congress making no law infringing on speech meant what it said. (iStock Photo)
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Federal courts should mediate disputes over separation of powers: Examiner Editorial

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