Perry v. Schwarzenegger, widely known as the Proposition 8 court case, made headlines for many reasons last month, but one that had little to do with the constitutionality of California's gay marriage ban itself was the Supreme Court decision that, mu... ...

Are US lawmakers using anti-Muslim rehoritc to push a legal agenda. Read more  The ACLU supported the Supreme Court decision on free speech and campaign finace allowing corporations to spend unlimited monies in campaigns. Read more  James Veverka of Talk2Action discusses homosexuality under the governments of religious fundamentalism, fascism, and Stalinism. Read more  Bill Berkowitz discuss the California [...] ...

On that horrible, damaging Supreme Court decision allowing corporations to spend freely on elections yesterday."This is a Supreme Court-sanctioned murder of what little democracy is left in this Democracy." A Keith Olbermann must watch, AFTER THE JUMP... ...

 Here is a round-up of links on Day 3 of the federal Prop 8 trial, as well as a preview of witnesses for Day 4. You can find much more elaboration than I can offer by clicking though.The NYT slams the Supreme Court decision to ban broadcast of the trial: "...there is a strong legal case that California voters trespassed on the Constitution when they approved Proposition 8. The courtroom battle now unfolding bears close watching, and the Supreme Court should not stand in the way of Americans viewing it and reaching educated judgments." DailyKos pulled some key quotes ...