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Obama’s Ebola Order: Unconstitutional and Dangerous

Obama’s Ebola Order: Unconstitutional and Dangerous

by Rob Natelson | Sep 20, 2014 | Constitution, Current Events, War Powers

The Constitution says that the president “shall be Commander in Chief of the Army . . . of the United States.” Does that give him authority to utilize our armed forces for a purely non-military purpose like addressing the Ebola outbreak in Africa? The Denver Post...
Rampant Lawlessness in Obama’s ISIS Plans

Rampant Lawlessness in Obama’s ISIS Plans

by Judge Andrew Napolitano | Sep 18, 2014 | Current Events, Foreign Policy, War Powers

As the debate rages over whether the president needs congressional authorization for war prior to his deployment of the military to degrade or destroy ISIS, the terrorist organization that none of us had heard about until a few months ago, the nation has lost sight of...
This Constitution Day, Try Something New: Nullify the Feds!

This Constitution Day, Try Something New: Nullify the Feds!

by Michael Boldin | Sep 16, 2014 | Constitution, Founding Principles, Nullification, Strategy

There is no better way to celebrate “Constitution Day” than by learning how to enforce the document it claims to celebrate. LIMITING POWER The Constitution was signed on September 17, 1787, and every year that date passes by with hardly a sound.  Sure, now...
Thomas Jefferson: On Elective Despotism, a Warning

Thomas Jefferson: On Elective Despotism, a Warning

by Tenth Amendment | Sep 14, 2014 | Federal Power, Founding Fathers, Thomas Jefferson

Because Thomas Jefferson thought it would be only a matter of time before the American system of government degenerated into an “elective despotism,” he warned that citizens should act now in order to make sure that “the wolf [was kept] out of the fold.” 1785 seems...
James Madison, the Constitution and Waging War

James Madison, the Constitution and Waging War

by Judge Andrew Napolitano | Sep 12, 2014 | Constitution, Founding Fathers, James Madison, War Powers

James Madison is commonly referred to as the Father of the Constitution in large measure because, in the secrecy of the Constitutional Convention in Philadelphia in 1787, he kept the most complete set of notes. He also had a very keen mind and a modest demeanor and an...
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