The weapons of this particular war on our personal security and our freedoms include an abundance of laws that criminalize almost everything we do, a government that views our private ...
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On March 1, the U.S. national debt eclipsed $28 trillion with no end to the borrowing and spending in sight ...
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When the several states ratified the new Constitution that was drafted by the Philadelphia Convention in 1787-1790, the Articles faded into relative obscurity, and the Confederation Congress ceased to exist ...
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We are in the midst of a revolution. But it’s not a revolution in the sense most people think of. It’s not a war fought with guns and bombs ...
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America is in trouble because of the so-called "incorporation doctrine." This makes every political issue under the sun a "national" issue and takes away any flexibility States once had to ...
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The Fed literally creates digital money, sends it to the buyer, and takes possession of the bonds. This is called debt monetization ...
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This occurred in 1923 in a case entitled Adkins v. Children’s Hospital. In a 5-3 decision, the Court held that a minimum wage law enacted by the District of Columbia violated the due process ...
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This is a description of natural rights; but a new, unprecedented one. At least I have not found a well-known political philosopher who articulated this inherent connection between power, authority, ...
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Senator Joe Manchin wants to bring DHS's spy on your neighbors, "If You See, Something Say Something"  program to social media, blogs, websites, and much more. Manchin's bill, the "See ...
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In a nutshell, debt is neither free nor is it irrelevant. Borrowed money has to be paid back - whether through direct taxation or the stealthy inflation tax. In effect, ...
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For some 150 years, the federal government lacked the power to assassinate people. For the last 75 years, however, the federal government has wielded and actually exercised the omnipotent power ...
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This essay may be hard for some readers to follow. But persevere: When you reach the end, you will understand why the real answer is, “We don’t know.” ...
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