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Trump’s Blitzkrieg Rolls Over Liberal Law Firms

Nick J. Licata

May 01, 2025

It took six weeks for the German Army to trample over France. In roughly the same period, President Donald Trump scattered his biggest legal opponents into disarray by issuing over a hundred Executive Orders. The key to both victories, although short-lived for one and still to be decided for Trump, was having a plan and executing it quickly.

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Politics

The Parties want the Constitution to Balance our Budget

Nick J. Licata

July 02, 2023

Both parties provoked Federal debt crises for decades, yet they willfully deny the possibility of the US defaulting on future loan payments.

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World Views

Conservative Justices Save The Voters Rights Act by Describing Systemic Racism Conditions

Nick J. Licata

June 16, 2023

Chief Justice John Roberts and Justice Brett Kavanaugh joined the three liberal Justices in Allen v. Milligan to reject Alabama’s Congressional district mapping. Their verdict upheld the District Court’s decision ordering the Alabama legislature to create a second Black voting opportunity district.

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Politics

What is the Federalist Society and what does it want from our courts?

Nick J. Licata

May 11, 2023

The Federalist Society (FS) is the most successful activist group to shape, if not make, federal court decisions. How has that come about? Where did they come from? And what do they want? Before answering those questions, one must appreciate their immense presence in the federal court system.