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Tenth Amendment Center: On Surveillance and War, Kavanaugh is a Swamp Creature: Good Morning Liberty 09-07-18

...from Tenth Amendment Center

On this episode of Good Morning Liberty, host Michael Boldin (follow) discusses the anti-constitutional views on both surveillance and war powers of Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh.

Plus the ignorant comment of the week is a reminder how virtually no-one in congress can be trusted.

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Judge Nap: Kavanaugh is an enemy of the 4th

EPIC: Kavanaugh and Patriot Act

Judge Nap Column

Kavanaugh in Klayman v Obama

Somin: Kavanaugh on War Powers

Natelson: Defining “War”

co-chair of the 4th amendment caucus – ignorant comment of the week

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Michael Boldin
September 07, 2018 at 01:18PM

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