Tag Archives: supreme court

supreme court voids labor board decisions — good, but only a band-aid

By mitchell b powell | Published: 1434, 17th June, 2010
It is immoral for government to stand between a willing employer and a willing employee by dictating the terms of employment.  It is likewise immoral for government to compel employers to keep employees who are refusing to show up for work, that is, striking.  And it is a denial of basic freedoms of political behavior [...]
Posted in in the news | Also tagged , , , , | Leave a comment

strange fellows, these supreme court judges

By mitchell b powell | Published: 1620, 24th January, 2010
The Supreme Court has ruled, and most Americans agree, that some laws regulating how much corporations may give to political campaigns are unconstitutional, because, they believe, a gift from one corporation to a political campaign is protected by the First Amendment right to free speech. Related Posts:on campaign finance reformin the newsin the newssupreme court [...]
Posted in economics | Also tagged , , | Leave a comment

  • Archives