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Randall Terry, Founder of Operation Rescue, Launches Plan to Oppose 'Homosexual Marriage': Stop 'Gay Marriage,' Impeach the Twisted Six 7/31/03 12:01:00 PM -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- To: Assignment Desk, Daybook Editor Contact: Gary McCullough, 202-546-0054 News Advisory: Randall Terry, founder of Operation Rescue, is launching a new battle plan to oppose 'homosexual marriage.' Found at the Web site http://www.twistedsix.com is to a letter sent by Randall Terry to 83,000 activists nationwide via US mail. An abridged version is being sent via email to 3 million. The letter announces three items: 1. "The Society for Truth and Justice." Terry has started a new...

From the Supreme Court on down, America's judiciary, once representing the hope of justice, equality under law and protection of the innocent, has largely become just the opposite – persecutor of the innocent, protector of the corrupt and destroyer of the Constitution, according to the no-holds-barred August edition of WND's popular Whistleblower magazine. Titled "LAW-LESS: Why many Americans fear attorneys and judges more than terrorists," this eye-opening and disturbing special report leads off with veteran radio talk host and columnist Dennis Prager, who writes: I was raised to believe that law is the glory of decent society; that the rule...

Justice Anthony Kennedy has a habit of answering questions nobody has asked, and answering them badly. Faced with a legal issue, he is apt to get all metaphysical, in the manner of a college student at an all-night bull session, and with similarly sophomoric vanity. In his majority opinion finding a Texas sodomy law unconstitutional, he quoted, without embarrassment, indeed with evident pride, one of his own effusions of a decade ago: “At the heart of liberty is the right to define one’s own concept of existence, of meaning, of the universe, and of the mystery of human life.” Deep,...

The time has come to take back the Supreme Court from activist Justices. Judicial activism in the Supreme Court has gone unchecked. Instead of correcting the activist Court our elected representatives have, for the most part, bowed down to it. Now it's time to turn the tide. 2004 is an important election year and you can bet that the makeup of the Supreme Court is going to be a big campaign issue. It's going to be an issue not because the leftists are going to make it one but because we are. I'm calling for a "Take Back the Court"...

Impeach the 'Sodomy 6' -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Posted: July 7, 2003 1:00 a.m. Eastern © 2003 WorldNetDaily.com I seldom ask readers to join me in a political crusade. Even more infrequently do I ask you to rally around a cause that may seem like, shall we say, a long shot. But that's just what I am doing today – and in two previous columns last week – when I urge you to begin mobilizing to take back the Supreme Court from those I shall call the "Sodomy 6." Who are the "Sodomy 6?" Stephen G. Breyer, Ruth Bader Ginsburg, Sandra Day O'Connor,...

Capitol Hill (CNSNews.com) - The nation's self-proclaimed third largest political party Thursday called for the impeachment of the six Supreme Court justices who voted to overturn a Texas law banning homosexual sodomy. One legal expert responded that the prospect of impeaching justices for political decisions was settled nearly 200 years ago. James Clymer, chairman of the Constitution Party National Committee, called the court's decision "an affront to the very foundation" of the U.S. Constitution. "It also shows blatant disregard for the people of various states and the laws their representatives have lawfully enacted," Clymer continued. "Those members of the court...

Constitution Party Wants Supreme Court Justices Impeached The nation's self-proclaimed third largest political party Thursday called for the impeachment of the six Supreme Court justices who voted to overturn a Texas law banning homosexual sodomy. One legal expert responded that the prospect of impeaching justices for political decisions was settled nearly 200 years ago. James Clymer, chairman of the Constitution Party National Committee, called the court's decision "an affront to the very foundation" of the U.S. Constitution. "It also shows blatant disregard for the people of various states and the laws their representatives have lawfully enacted," Clymer continued. "Those members...

Impeach the Supreme Court Posted: July 3, 2003 1:00 a.m. Eastern There's a rising chorus of anger across the land in response to three U.S. Supreme Court decisions within a week that strip the people of their power, eviscerate the rule of law and illegitimately empower nine unaccountable high priests in black robes. In the first case, in a 5-4 ruling, the justices found the 14th Amendment's equal-protection clause really doesn't mean what it says. They found there is a compelling state interest to discriminate on the basis of race to promote a more diverse society. The court ruled that...

There's a rising chorus of anger across the land in response to three U.S. Supreme Court decisions within a week that strip the people of their power, eviscerate the rule of law and illegitimately empower nine unaccountable high priests in black robes. In the first case, in a 5-4 ruling, the justices found the 14th Amendment's equal-protection clause really doesn't mean what it says. They found there is a compelling state interest to discriminate on the basis of race to promote a more diverse society. The court ruled that so-called "affirmative action" programs in colleges and universities that show racial...