Tag: Constitution

Authors Russ Feingold and Peter Prindiville—in a conversation with Marquette Law School’s Mike Gousha—will visit Eckstein Hall for the national debut of their new book, The Constitution in Jeopardy: An Unprecedented Effort to Rewrite Our Fundamental Law and What We Can Do About It. The book examines the history and meaning of the U.S. Constitution’s amendment procedure and what the authors regard as fringe efforts to call the first-ever constitutional convention under its provisions and as the need for reform that provides for more frequent, democratic constitutional change. The Constitution in Jeopardy is intended to offer both a warning and a way forward and is written for a broad audience of engaged citizens.

Jim Fetzer: My Petition for Review by the Wisconsin Supreme Court has been denied without a word of explanation. The highest WI court has passed on it, unwilling to clean up the mess of the Circuit and Appellate Courts in the state.

Resources for the Seventh Generation: Interior Secretary David Bernhardt vowed to retain Pendley in a leadership role, which amounts to a potential “bait and switch” in defiance of the Sept 25 order from U.S. District Judge Brian Morris that removed Acting Director of the United States BLM Pendley.

Sacha Stone, consort of presidents, royalty, and high priests, offers a startling and positive prediction for the near future.