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Posts Tagged states
NY Ranks Dead Last In Freedom Index
From Cato Institute:
When it comes to the bottom states, we see that the Empire State has consistently placed last. The difference between the scores for New York and New Hampshire corresponds to one and a half standard deviations on every single variable. New York also performs poorly across the board, but especially on economic freedom. Thus, New Yorkers feel the heavy hand of government in every area of their lives.
Colorado County Wants To Join Wyoming
From The Post Millennial:
A group of disenfranchised Colorado residents want to secede from their home state and change the county boundary lines so that their right-leaning county is absorbed by Wyoming.
Washington Post Says SCOTUS Shouldn’t Take Any More Second Amendment Cases, Everything’s OK
From The Truth About Guns:
Since Heller,there has been virtually no disagreement among lower courts about how to apply these principles. Appeals courts have established a working consensus on how to evaluate gun measures, carefully following the Supreme Court’s guidance. When there is no disagreement among circuit courts, the Supreme Court typically declines to step in.
The 11 American Nations That Define Our Politics
From 2013 Tufts Magazine:
If you understand the United States as a patchwork of separate nations, each with its own origins and prevailing values, you would hardly expect attitudes toward violence to be uniformly distributed. You would instead be prepared to discover that some parts of the country experience more violence, have a greater tolerance for violent solutions to conflict, and are more protective of the instruments of violence than other parts of the country. That is exactly what the data on violence reveal about the modern United States.
Almost half of US States (so far) have tougher illegal immigration laws in the works
Posted by Jack Sinclair in News on 23/Aug/2010 20:02
The battle over illegal immigration is advancing at the state level, despite the decision of U.S. District Judge Susan Bolton that struck several key provisions of Arizona law S.B.1070 last month.
Americans for Legal Immigration, or ALIPAC, has put together the following list of 22 states that are considering legislation that involves variations of Arizona’s S.B.1070:
Alabama
Arkansas
Colorado
Florida
Idaho
Indiana
Maryland
Michigan
Minnesota
Missouri
Nebraska
Nevada
New Jersey
North Carolina
Ohio
Oklahoma
Pennsylvania
Rhode Island
South Carolina
Tenneessee
Texas
Utah