South Dakota Attorney General Marty Jackley advises that a divided United States Supreme Court has issued an opinion in Missouri v. McNeely concluding that in drunk-driving investigations the natural dissipation of alcohol in the bloodstream does not constitute an exigency in every case sufficient to justify conducting a blood test without a warrant.
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Disproving Our Ignorance
Since our December loss in Newtown, the political world is all anew over their good fortune. At last, with the most precious of losses, Washington has been given an opportunity to ram through, once and for all, their initial thrust for disarming America. And boy, haven’t we picked the best cadre of scoundrels to carry out this crime?
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I Agree With Senator Reid About the Gun Ban
I agree with Democrat Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid, who recently said, “I’ll vote for the ban because saving the lives of police officers, young and old, and innocent civilians, young and old, is more important than preventing imagined tyranny.” I agree that it would be crazy to miss an opportunity to save lives on the excuse of an imagined threat. But here in the real world, there are two problems with Reid’s statement.
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Stand with Scouts Sunday
Mark your calendar now for the Watchmen on the Wall webcast: “Stand with Scouts Sunday”on Sunday, May 5, 2013 at 7:00 PM (EDT). During the fast paced presentation with Tony Perkins and his special guests, you will hear about how you can help preserve Scouting as its founders envisioned it. Here’s why: Remember, the BSA Board says that it is “discussing potentially removing the national membership restriction regarding sexual orientation.”
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Recent American Clarion Articles
The Fight for Religious Freedom
Our constitution exists to protect individual freedom and define and limit the role of government. It does not exist to use government power to force the set of values of one private citizen on
Trump Boo-Hoo Brigade Rides Again on Colorado!
Donald Trump spokesperson Kayleigh McEnany appeared on CNN recently to try to explain why the GOP nomination rules should be changed after Donny got trounced in Colorado over the weekend. The rest of the panel didn't buy
‘Day of Deception’ Coming in Many Schools Friday
On Friday, April 15, high schools (and many middle schools) across the country will be hosting the LGBT movement's annual "Day of Silence." During this all-day event, student activists and even school officials encourage students to be silent for the entire day as a sign of solidarity with the
Michele Bachmann Stirs Crowd in Rapid City
John Witherspoon College in Rapid City held its fourth annual ScholarShare event this evening at the Rushmore Plaza Civic Center this evening, with keynote speaker former Congresswoman Michele
Sotomayor’s Proposed Multiculturalism: Good or Bad?
The current “politically correct” viewpoint argues that pluralism – the acceptance and celebration of differing religions, philosophies and ideologies -- contributes to the strength of America. Though diversity of culture and backgrounds is the beauty of America, antagonism towards our
The Facts About the MS Religious Freedom Protection Act
This reiteration of our natural rights in Mississippi’s law is a response—a defensive response—to the vicious, militant homosexual/“transgender” movement’s aggressive, coordinated assault on Christians and Christian business owners across the nation.
SOS: Speaking of Seniors - ObamaCare Hurting Workers, Businesses
Under new rules from Obamacare, if you like your health care reimbursement plan, YOU CANNOT KEEP IT. Healthcare reimbursement plans are gone and fines against businesses that use those to help employees are
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