Simply put, Uncle Sam doesn’t have the authority to tell you that you can’t work for $14 an hour. This isn’t regulating commerce. It's usurping power ...
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The Defense Intelligence Agency acknowledged publicly that it uses commercial software to monitor the movements and conversations of those on whom it has chosen to spy. And because it does ...
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February 5 marks the birth of the American who had the greatest hand in what became the 4th Amendment’s prohibition of unreasonable searches and seizures – James Otis. Unfortunately, “one ...
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Arming ‘peace officers’ like they’re ready to occupy an enemy city is totally contrary to the society envisioned by the founders. They’ve turned ‘protect and serve’ into ‘command and control.’ ...
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One way some writers try to discredit the Constitution is to assert that the document’s original meaning discriminated against women. This is incorrect ...
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The new federal government didn't respond to the so-called Whiskey Rebellion with crackdowns on civil liberties to "prevent another rebellion" as many seem to want to do today ...
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The behemoth in D.C. will continue to grow until people begin to reject the notion of monopoly government. The first step - quit calling the 202 area code. Pretend D.C ...
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While big-tech censorship is concerning, it's absurd to claim Facebook and Amazon have more power than the federal government in Washington D.C., the largest government in the history of the ...
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Article II, Section 4 establishes the scope of the impeachment power: only officers can be impeached and tried, and only for high crimes or misdemeanors ...
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Confirming that the sovereignty of the states pre-dated the general government, Great Britain recognized that the details of the Treaty of Paris were binding with states individually rather than with ...
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There is currently a constitutional crisis in America, and it has existed since long before the Portland protests and the PATRIOT Act. It is a crisis that has been perpetrated ...
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Skeptics often argue the Kentucky Resolutions of 1798 had nothing to do nullification. They're wrong ...
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