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by Frank Chodorov The following article is from the June 1950 issue of analysis, vol. VI, no. 8, and was reprinted on LewRockwell.com The Constitution that came out of the Philadelphia convention in 1787 was not acclaimed a “divine document.” On the...
by Michael Boldin By a vote of 19-12 today, the Ohio State Senate passed Senate Concurrent Resolution 13 (SCR13).รย (h/t OhioFreeState.com) The resolution seeks to “claim sovereignty over certain powers pursuant to the Tenth Amendment to the Constitution of the...
by Bryce Shonka Early in my development as a human being, there was the pledge of allegiance. There was the National Anthem and of course, the Stars and Stripes. I grew up in Southern California and now that I have had a chance to deprogram myself (which has taken...
by State Rep. Jason Murphey (OK-31) I have either been involved in or closely observed some level of government for almost ten years. In that time I have studied a series of local, county and state government entities, as well as an array of government public trusts....
by Samuel Adams Editor’s Note: Samuel Adams, American Patriot and Revolutionary Leader, was born on September 27, 1722. In celebration of his birth, we present the following letter, sent by him to Elbridge Gerry, on August 22, 1789. I wrote to you hastily two...