Cheri Jacobus

Presidential petulance was on full display this week.

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On Tuesday, the United States Supreme Court struck down a 1999 law banning the sale of videos depicting animal cruelty.

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Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.) offered a most disturbing promise to PBS’s Jim Lehrer on Wednesday, proudly announcing that the methods employed and nearly employed to force ObamaCare on the American people (formerly the most free people on the planet) would, from this day forward, serve as her “model for future reforms.”

Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.) may employ a measure so unusual and controversial to pass a healthcare bill for President Barack Obama’s signature, it challenges the imagination and boggles the minds of rational thinkers.

President Barack Obama has suddenly decided his unpopular, extraordinarily expensive, colossal healthcare reform bill is all about waste, fraud and abuse in Medicare and Medicaid.

For the past few weeks here in Washington, nearly all of us have spent a big chunk of our lives with shovel in hand, digging out from that which we were unable to control. Something bigger than us all ground every agenda, activity and schedule to a halt, teaching us in the process that at some point, you must simply put down the shovel, wait for the thaw and regroup.

As the House Democratic leadership happened to glance at the calendar and realize it was half past December, a mad rush ensued to get out of town and head home for the holidays.

A jury of one’s peers is a guaranteed right of criminal defendants in the U.S. justice system.