Posts Tagged ‘money’

Legal Tender Laws and the Constitution

Legal Tender Laws and the Constitution

Introduced in South Carolina legislature is House Bill 4501 (H4501), which if passed would make Gold and Silver Coin Legal Tender in the state. Cited as authority in the legislation is Article I, Section 10 of the Constitution and the principle of reserved powers under the 10th Amendment.


Hope For Financial Freedom

Hope For Financial Freedom

The financial system our federal government created in 1913 and thereafter maintained has created nothing but iron chains around the hands, feet and necks of the states of America.


The Federal Reserve vs the Constitution

The Federal Reserve vs the Constitution

Writes Ron Paul: “Congress created the Federal Reserve, yet it had no constitutional authority to do so.”


The Constitution And Paper Money

by Dr. Clarence Carson, FEE.org The United States Constitution does not mention paper money by that name. Nor does it refer to paper currency or fiat money in those words. There is only one direct reference to the origins of what we, and they, usually call paper money. It is in the limitations on the [...]


Government Monetary Policy vs Freedom

by Rep Ron Paul I’ve discussed just a few benefits of sound money in the last two weeks, and contrasted them to the perils of fiat currency.  Sound money keeps government spending in check, keeps trade fair and honest, which reduces the temptations, and many underlying causes, for governments to wage wars.  It also gives [...]


Sound Money and the Constitution

by Rep Ron Paul Last week I discussed how sound money contributes to peaceful relationships around the world.  It is not gold, in and of itself that excites me, but the many benefits of sound money.  Another benefit is financial security. Can sound money give you financial security?  There is something very comforting in knowing [...]


In Government We Trust?

by Rep Ron Paul Many who agree with me on a lot of other issues, do not understand my enthusiasm for gold and sound money or why I spend so much time studying and talking about monetary policy.  It’s true that I talk about money differently than most, but the fact is sound money offers [...]