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The Founders and the Constitution: George Washington
Our first president also had to address some constitutional questions whose answers were unclear. But the fact that he provided answers doesn’t justify accusing him of usurpation ...
When John C. Calhoun Sided With “Yankees” on the Constitution
It's a perspective many today should consider before they turn to the federal government to exercise illegal powers for short-term gain ...
How the Government Weaponizes Surveillance to Silence Its Critics
Advances in technology have enabled the government to deploy a veritable arsenal of surveillance weapons in order to “expose, disrupt, misdirect, discredit, or otherwise neutralize” perceived threats to the government’s ...
Countering Relentless Propaganda and Widespread Ignorance
In order to keep moving in that direction we need to up our game - and now. That’s why I’m sharing with you this brief roadmap of just some of ...
The Founders and the Constitution: Alexander Hamilton
As John Lansing suggested, Hamilton’s public reassurances of how the Constitution limited federal power were not fully sincere ...
Reversing Incorporation?
The Incorporation Doctrine is a commonly accepted constitutional interpretation asserting that the 14th Amendment to the U.S. Constitution made the Bill of Rights enforceable by the federal government against the ...
Neither Liberty Nor Safety
We have reposed the Constitution into the hands of those who have subverted it. Their subversions have protected only their own power. They have upheld neither our liberty nor our ...
Growing US Debt Menaces Liberty and Prosperity
Congress and the administration will continue to pretend they are addressing the spending problem by “reducing in the projected rate of spending growth,” and other gimmicks ...
Mandates Again? Refuse to Comply. Nullify.
With reports of mask mandates coming back - and predictions of them becoming widespread in the near future - we're glad to see a pretty significant number of people posting ...
The Incorporation Doctrine Waters Down the Second Amendment
Incorporation sounds good on the surface. It promises to hold states in check and protect our rights. But it doesn’t work that way in practice. Instead, it allows federal judges ...
The Founders and the Constitution: John Rutledge
Some modern authors have marginalized Rutledge, favoring the flashiness of Gouverneur Morris or the democratic instincts of James Wilson. But the finished Constitution contained far more of Rutledge than of ...
Federalist Papers or Anti-Federalist Papers: Which Is the Most Reliable Source for Interpreting the Constitution?
Read for yourself and come to your own conclusions about which side’s arguments were more accurate or authoritative. There is no need to drink downstream when you can drink clear ...
