Tag: United States Constitution

• Is this an example of Defamation?—not protected by the 1st Amendment to the U.S. Constitution

  Libel (defamation) is the number one reason journalists get sued, and the average verdict is $2.4 million.

  Lloyd Lofthouse

  March 15, 2013

  about books, book reviews, censorship, crime, crime fraud scams, Lloyd Lofthouse

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• Taking it Global: Online Freedom of Speech versus the 6th Amendment

  Freedom of Speech is only one of the rights/protections that the US Constitution offers its citizens.

  Lloyd Lofthouse

  March 13, 2013

  censorship, crime, federal government, Lloyd Lofthouse, politics

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• The Evolution of a National Burden – Part 3/7

  In 1787, the concept of universal healthcare did not exist anywhere in the world, so how could America’s Founding Fathers be against something that did not exist?

  Lloyd Lofthouse

  December 4, 2012

  crime, crime fraud scams, economics, federal government, finances, national debt, politics

  GDP, Government debt, Gross domestic product, Otto von Bismarck, spending on welfare in the US, the US national debt, United States, United States Constitution, US military spending