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From the New Hampshire "Lesser Known Candidates" Forum, a hero rises to the occasion--Vermin Supreme! Strong teeth means a strong America!

"Newt. Newt. Newt. Surrender," satirist and presidential candidate Vermin Supreme chanted into a megaphone outside Don Quijote restaurant. "Come out with your hands up."

Vermin Supreme is now an official Internet Meme. The New Hampshire Primary has done its work!

Perhaps the Time Machine rip talked about from candidate Vermin Supreme has been fixed and the 2012 Romney is known to be staying in Boston so the 2016 Romney is making a safe dash to be in Pittsburgh and Cleveland -- as the two should never meet. That could explain everything.

Vermin Supreme (look on YouTube) has made investment into "time travel" as one of his major platform planks, if he is elected president.

Cameras in the courtroom would benefit court and public
Public demand for cameras in the court is well established. We have conducted a series of public opinion studies on the issue over the past few years and most recently found that 93 percent of likely voters say “the workings of the Supreme Court should be more open and transparent.” This sentiment spans Democrats, Republicans, and Independents alike. In addition, 58 percent of voters say there is “too little” news coverage of the Supreme Court.

Supreme Court rules that man who was almost executed after 14 years on death row has no recourse despite prosecutorial abuse.

Is resigning Monday (Jan 21), months after a series of suspicious real estate transactions were revealed. Justice Hathaway quietly filed retirement papers with the state back on Dec. 20...

The constitutional chamber of Honduras' Supreme Court ruled Wednesday that privately run cities in the Central American country would be unconstitutional, threatening a project to build "model cities" with their own police, laws, government and tax systems. The five-judge panel voted 4-to-1 in a ruling that goes against the Honduran government and the country's elite. Because the decision was not unanimous, the case now goes to the full 15-member Supreme Court, which is expected to take it up within 10 days.

The U.S. Supreme Court on Tuesday declined to hear an appeal from convicted Mississippi marijuana dealer Lorenzo Tarver.