This week in the Supreme Court in a nutshell: Now homosexuals may also have spouses with whom to commiserate over their lack of control over their healthcare. These cases and much more during tonight’s show. Scroll down to the Program Notes to see links to all the stories, etc., I plan to discuss.
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Program Notes
Now homosexuals may also have spouses with whom to commiserate over their lack of control over their health care. @GayPatriot @AdamBaldwin
— Amy Peikoff (@AmyPeikoff) June 26, 2015
What’s in the same-sex marriage ruling
A great decision on same-sex marriage – but based on dubious reasoning
Lesson of the day: Even well crafted legal arguments are no match for altruism-fueled socialist policies. #SCOTUScare
— Amy Peikoff (@AmyPeikoff) June 25, 2015
More on why the Rebel flag should go
Mark Steyn: The Confederate flag is a Democratic problem
FBI Rounding Up Islamic State Suspects
Thin-Skinned and Upset? Call a Lawyer
Don't Let It Go 
Jayant Bhandari Part 1:
China, Student Loans, War, Liberty, And the Democracy that Failed.
An Evening with Patrick Byrne