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Judicial Reform

The judicial branch of government has overstepped its bounds and increasingly ignores the precepts of common law.

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Democrats Defend an Indefensible Abuse of Executive Power

BY Jason Pye

Following the filing of an amicus brief by congressional Democrats in support of President Barack Obama’s illegal executive actions, FreedomWorks CEO Adam Brandon commented:

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03/08/2016
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Joe Biden Can’t Spin His History of Politicizing Supreme Court Nominees

BY Adam Brandon

The White House is hilariously trying to downplay a speech made by Vice President Joe Biden in June 1992 when he served as the chairman of the Senate Judiciary Committee. Biden urged then-President George H.W. Bush not to name a Supreme Court nominee in an election year.

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02/24/2016
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FreedomWorks Applauds Republicans on Senate Judiciary Committee for Standing with Conservative Activists

BY Jason Pye

Following the consensus reached by Republicans on the Senate Judiciary Committee to not hold hearings or a vote on any Supreme Court nominee named by President Obama, FreedomWorks CEO Adam Brandon commented:

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02/23/2016
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Joe Biden in 1992: President Should Not Name Supreme Court Nominee During Presidential Election

BY Jason Pye

Following the release of a video clip from June 1992 of then-Sen. Joe Biden (D-Del.), who now serves as vice president, urging his colleagues to delay hearings on a potential Supreme Court nominee during a presidential election year, FreedomWorks CEO Adam Brandon commented:

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02/22/2016
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FreedomWorks to Obama: Get Over It

BY Jason Pye

Following President Obama’s press conference Tuesday, in which he discussed the vacancy on the Supreme Court, FreedomWorks CEO Adam Brandon commented:

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02/16/2016
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FreedomWorks to Obama: No Lame-Duck Supreme Court Nominee

BY Jason Pye

Following President Obama’s announcement that he intends to nominate a candidate to fill the Supreme Court seat left vacant after the passing of Justice Antonin Scalia, FreedomWorks CEO Adam Brandon commented:

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02/13/2016
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FreedomWorks Foundation Mourns Loss of Justice Antonin Scalia

BY Jason Pye

Following news of the passing of Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia, FreedomWorks Foundation Executive Director Curt Levey commented:

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02/13/2016
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How to Ensure Conservative Judicial Nominees on the Supreme Court

BY Curt Levey

It was encouraging to see George Stephanopoulos raise the issue of judicial appointments Sunday on ABC's This Week. "What kind of judges will you appoint? Will they be conservative? What does that mean to you and how will you ensure it?" he asked Donald Trump.

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01/29/2016
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U.S. Telecom Association v. FCC Could be Dangerous for Consumers

BY Marc Dupont

Today, the federal appeals court in Washington will begin to hear arguments regarding Obama’s net neutrality rule and whether or not the government should have the ability to micromanage the internet. As it would stand under the administration’s new rule, the government would have expanded capabilities to step in and add numerous burdensome regulations to the internet. This could pose many problems to businesses that range anywhere from substantial cost hikes to increased uncertainty in the economy; thus leading to curtailed innovation and less new products being introduced to the marketplace.

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Internet Freedom Notches Another Victory in ITC Court Case

BY Marc Dupont

Last week, a federal appeals court delivered an important decision regarding the transmission and regulation of digital data that enters the country. In the 2-1 ruling, the court concluded that the International Trade Commission (ITC) does not have the authority to assume control over the flow of electronic transmissions, which could have introduced yet another regulatory blockade to stifle internet freedom.

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