Archive for the “The Radical Left” Category

Figure I might as well share this, since my detractors are delighted.  Teaser here, have to goto the News Sentinel for “the rest of the story” and my hecklers.

Thanks to Kerry Hubartt for the ink and the headline.

HEAD:  Pledging Allegiance to Higher Law Disqualifies Me from Practicing Law in Indiana

The utter hypocrisy of America’s left never ceases to amaze me. It was this hypocrisy that drove me to file a federal civil rights claim against the government bureaucrats who ran me through one heck of a gauntlet during my bid to be licensed as an Indiana attorney.

On Groundhog Day my search for justice suffered yet another setback. The Seventh Circuit Court of Appeals affirmed Judge Theresa Springmann’s decision that I had no federal case to bring. Not because I cannot make a claim under the First Amendment, but because any claim that I can make could be heard only by the Indiana Supreme Court — the very court that I allege to have conspired against me.

Article continued here

Blame it on JBloom, he encouraged me.  Here is a selection from my reply brief in the case of Brown v. Bowman, now pending oral argument before the Seventh Circuit Court of Appeals.  All of the briefing in the case is accessable at www.archangelinstitute.org  (look for gavel picture)

I.                  Oh how they love Big Brother:  Defendants’ plea for absolute immunity threatens to bring on tyranny  

The conflict at bar is a photo-shopped negative of the bar admission cases fought out on the docket of the United States Supreme Court between the late 50’s and early 70’s  Most of those cases involved bar applicants “who were denied admission to practice law solely because they refused to answer questions about their personal beliefs or their affiliations with organizations that advocate certain ideas about government” Baird v. State Bar of Ariz., 401 U.S. 1,2 (1971)  The Plaintiff, on the other hand, was denied admission after he fully answered numerous questions probing his personal beliefs about the relationship between governance and Divine Providence. Read the rest of this entry »

Ransom here.

Next week I argue my own case before the esteemed Seventh Circuit Court of Appeals in Chicago. Yes, I know,”fool for a client.” I’ll take that chance, but it gets worse. I am not only the plaintiff-on-appeal and the attorney, I am also Exhibit A. Which, at least in my tortured logic, is why it makes perfect sense for this fool to be both client and attorney.

I am Exhibit A because my case asks the federal court if the Indiana Supreme Court’s Judges and Lawyers Assistance Program (JLAP) violated the United States Constitution when that august committee refused to recommend me for a law license. I am Exhibit A because JLAP’s first hired gun labeled me “almost” bipolar due to my religious zeal. I am Exhibit A because JLAP’s second hired gun labeled me “personality disordered, not otherwise specified” due, primarily, to my views regarding the termination of nascent human life. (That is, abortion). That second JLAP hired gun rejected the “bipolar” label. I am Exhibit A because JLAP’s third hired gun found me to suffer from no mental illness at all. (But his report was misreported to the Indiana Supreme Court by JLAP to support the finding of the second hired gun.)

I am Exhibit A because Fort Wayne’s own Dr. Bryan Flueckiger and Dr. Thomas Sass spent hours with me and reported to JLAP that I suffered from Read the rest of this entry »

I walked into my classroom this week, midway through the semester, and see 4 students. That’s all. Out of 24 who were signed up and 23 who showed up the first week, all I had in front of me were these students. These are all who I will see the rest of the semester.

No, it’s not that so many realized they failed-in fact not one student of mine left failing. Was the problem me? No, not by the appearance of every classroom I peered into and those I continue to gauge. No, not by the comments made by other professors. “It’s just what happens at this point,” stated a colleague. Read the rest of this entry »

From the folks at Camp OFA. Read the rest of this entry »

Obama’s gonna pay my mortgage, and buy me gas! And now, we’re going to take your property and give it to someone else.

Read the rest of this entry »

Local blogger Charlotte Weybright is was the Chair of Legal Programs at Brown Mackie College’s Fort Wayne campus and teaches property law. Weybright is a very liberal person, as you will learn if you read her blog.

Read the rest of this entry »

Via Politico.

One of the 20 finalists in health care video contest run by Barack Obama’s campaign arm features a mural of an America flag splattered with health care graffiti until it’s covered completely by black paint.

Read the rest of this entry »

Amazing. An apartment complex in Albany, Oregon has banned the U.S. flag. Remove it, or be evicted.

Mel Simon, owner of mall properties around the country and developer of Indianapolis’ Circle Centre Mall apparently doesn’t like conservatives, or free speech. Loren Spivack operates a kiosk called Free Market Warrior in Concord Mills Mall located in Concord, NC. Simon has decided to kick him and his business out of the mall because items he sells are not “neutral” enough.

Read the rest of this entry »