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Liberty OR Empire: You Can’t Have Both

Liberty OR Empire: You Can’t Have Both

by Michael Boldin | Jan 21, 2026 | Founding Principles

“Empires, by Pride & Folly & Extravagance, ruin themselves like Individuals.” Benjamin Franklin wasn’t merely reciting history; he was warning us. Because every empire follows the same script. And while the common themes are overextension, debt, or even...
John Taylor’s Forgotten Warning about Judges Rewriting the Constitution.

John Taylor’s Forgotten Warning about Judges Rewriting the Constitution.

by Michael Boldin | Jan 14, 2026 | John Marshall, John Taylor, Judiciary, Necessary and Proper Clause

“It is … the natural enemy of our home-bred form of government, and ought to awaken the resistance of all legislative and judicial departments, and the detestation of every person not enriched by this ruinous commerce.” That warning came from John Taylor of...
First State of the Union: George Washington’s Blueprint Betrayed

First State of the Union: George Washington’s Blueprint Betrayed

by Michael Boldin | Jan 7, 2026 | Article II, Founding Principles, George Washington, History

“A free people ought not only to be armed, but disciplined.” January 8, 1790. George Washington walked into the Senate Chamber of Federal Hall in New York City and delivered his first annual message to a joint session of Congress. Today, we call it the State of the...
Be at War with Your Vices: Benjamin Franklin’s New Year’s Challenge

Be at War with Your Vices: Benjamin Franklin’s New Year’s Challenge

by Michael Boldin | Dec 31, 2025 | Benjamin Franklin, Founding Principles

“Be at War with your Vices, at Peace with your Neighbours, and let every New Year find you a better Man.” -Benjamin Franklin This timeless lesson, along with many others drawn from his legendary Poor Richard’s Almanack, continues to inspire and guide us nearly three...
A Single Step: The Ancient Wisdom that Won American Independence

A Single Step: The Ancient Wisdom that Won American Independence

by Michael Boldin | Dec 28, 2025 | American Revolution, Ancients, Founding Principles

“A single step” beyond the limits of the Constitution. Thomas Jefferson warned that just one solitary act lays the foundation for unlimited power. Consider the road to 1776. It wasn’t about a tiny tax on tea; it was about the claimed authority to levy it. From the...
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