Tag Archives: states’ rights
Zero steps forward, and a bunch of steps back in Missouri
Ah, Missouri. My home state. For years, the ultimate purple state, previously described as a “bellwether,” before we decided to color code our partisan leanings. Since the Tea Party revolution of 2010, Missouri has increasingly moved into solid red territory. … Continue reading
Posted in Civil Rights, Governance, Healthcare, Kansas City, Politics, Social Justice
Tagged abortion, birth control, bodily autonomy, conservatism, discrimination, dishonesty, Feminism, hypocrisy, local control, Missouri, old white men, oppression, republicans, small government, states' rights, Women, women's rights
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What’s the problem with Cliven Bundy?
What’s going on in Nevada? Why is cattle rancher Cliven Bundy threatening violence toward American law enforcement officials? Why he is fighting so hard over grazing fees? Cliven Bundy is a wealthy Nevada cattle rancher who has recently made national … Continue reading
Posted in Governance, History, Law Enforcement, Politics
Tagged BLM, cattle, Constitution, grazing, Harry Reid, law, Nevada, ranching, states' rights
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A Skewed Perspective 