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...t have to be called “conservative” are: it must resonate with (1) the policy of America’ Founders, (see quotes on Page 3), and (2) the Bible. [T]he policy or advantage of [immigration] taking place in a body (I mean the settling o

...ith my wife automatically broadcast to Facebook, I am nervous about making privacy illegal for deliberative bodies. ...ater Upper Nile). The smaller the no. of states, the less divide and rule policy, because different tribes will unite under one state. We enjoyed the syst

* Enacting an immigration policy which provides the maximum freedom and economic opportunity for both immigr ...is communicating. Much talk among relative friends in relative safety and privacy is often necessary to prepare for getting communications out in the Darknes

...Covid-19 and our responses to it. Acknowledging this fact does not require policy paralysis by local and national governments, which must take decisive actio ...ence becomes indistinguishable from politics. The tensions between the two policy poles of rapidly and systematically reopening society versus maximizing she

...on of the late pastor John Robinson, was dis-enfranchised for advocating a policy of moderation to the Quakers.”). ...vocation that can be indulged entirely in secret, like pornography, in the privacy of one’s room.''' For most believers, it is not that, and has never been.

...ant your request.... Laurel S. Williamson, Central Iowa Health Care System Privacy Officer.” ...tion for myself: denied. My request for research cites in support of their policy: ignored.

...an integral part of a broader entrenched right. Roe termed this a right to privacy, 410 U. S,, at 164, and Casey described it as the freedom to make “intima <blockquote>"The issue before this Court, however, is not the policy or morality of abortion. The issue before this Court is what the Constituti

...e Constitution would [go no farther than to] reject [Roe’s] concept of a privacy right to abortion, and thus return the nation to the pre-Roe status quo in ...sometimes violently with the <br>&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Immigration policy is a tug of war between claims of groups like NumbersUSA and Center for Imm

...ower of judgment. This court neither approves nor condemns any legislative policy. Its delicate and difficult office is to ascertain and declare whether the Even if a right to privacy implicit in the concept of ordered liberty translates into a right to abort

...e Constitution would [go no farther than to] reject [Roe’s] concept of a privacy right to abortion, and thus return the nation to the pre-Roe status quo in ...sometimes violently with the <br>&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Immigration policy is a tug of war between claims of groups like NumbersUSA and Center for Imm

<br>&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;“[I]f the policy of the Government upon vital questions affecting the whole people is to be ...e money to, their favorite church. Now it means no government statement or policy can say anything nice about the Bible.