Saggy Pants Might Not Be Banned in Tennessee
If the state's attorney general has anything to do with it. He says a bill attempting to ban the style is too vague.
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Florida Town’s Baggy-Pants Ban Under Fire for Being Unconstitutional
Low-slung pants were banned in Riviera Beach, Florida, last July, and since then, twenty people have been charged with violating the ordinance.
Rush Limbaugh Caps Off CPAC With Tour de Force of Misquotations
Constitution, Declaration of Independence ... whatever.
Senator Feingold Is Not Amused by These Appointment Shenanigans
Russ Feingold wants a constitutional amendment ending the practice of gubernatorial Senate appointments. But maybe they're too much fun?
Congress Meets Today to Continue Horrible, Outdated Practice
The Founding Fathers had some top-notch ideas, but this isn't one of them.
The Supreme Court Wants to Choose the President Again!
Well, not exactly. But they're discussing whether to hear a case on Obama's eligibility as a natural-born citizen.
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