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The Materials You Need for Researching the Original Constitution

The Materials You Need for Researching the Original Constitution

by Rob Natelson | Nov 14, 2015 | Constitution

When lawyers and judges interpret legal documents, they usually try to ascertain the understanding of the parties to the documentโ€”or, more precisely, something they call the โ€œintentโ€ behind the document. The Founding Era phrase was โ€œintent of the makers.โ€ The โ€œintent...
Setting the Record Straight on the “3/5 Compromise”

Setting the Record Straight on the “3/5 Compromise”

by Walter E. Williams | Nov 12, 2015 | Constitution, Founding Fathers

Many of my columns speak highly of the wisdom of our nation’s founders. Every once in a while, I receive an ugly letter sarcastically asking what do I think of their wisdom declaring blacks “three-fifths of a human.” It’s difficult to tell...
Today in History: Kentucky Resolutions Passed on Nov. 10, 1798

Today in History: Kentucky Resolutions Passed on Nov. 10, 1798

by Mike Maharrey | Nov 10, 2015 | History, Kentucky and Virginia Resolutions, Nullification, Thomas Jefferson

Would the proposed Constitution create the limited federal government promised? That was the central question facing the ratifying conventions as America considered adopting the new Constitution. Those in favor of ratification swore it would. But many remained...
The Liberty Rent: Learning from History to Win Today

The Liberty Rent: Learning from History to Win Today

by TJ Martinell | Nov 9, 2015 | History, Strategy

An early 19th century organization used a radical new approach to their own membership to build strength in numbers, defy the British government, and win for their cause. They provide a blueprint for the grassroots today. What political issue are you most passionate...
Local Cops and Feds: An Unholy Alliance

Local Cops and Feds: An Unholy Alliance

by Mike Maharrey | Nov 6, 2015 | Federal Funding, Federal Programs, Police State

The lines between local, state and federal law enforcement continue to become increasingly blurred. In fact, in many ways, the three spheres of law enforcement have essentially morphed into one national police force, an unholy alliance sustained and incentivized by...
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