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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

โ€œA free people ought not only to be armed, but disciplined.โ€ 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...
John Taylor’s Forgotten Assault on Hamilton’s Economic Scheme

John Taylor’s Forgotten Assault on Hamilton’s Economic Scheme

by Michael Boldin | Jul 19, 2025 | Alexander Hamilton, Constitution, Founding Principles, John Taylor

In 1794, John Taylor of Caroline published a devastating critique of Alexander Hamilton’s financial system: the national bank, paper money, and debt. Taylor saw these for what they really were: not mere policy disagreements, but a war on the Constitution itself....
National Debt and the Destruction of Liberty

National Debt and the Destruction of Liberty

by Michael Boldin | Jun 6, 2025 | Founding Principles

โ€œI go on the principle that a Public Debt is a Public curseโ€ James Madison didnโ€™t see public debt as a mere policy debate or a nuisance to be dealt with later. He saw it as one of the most dangerous threats to a representative system – one that leads straight to...
Federal Reserve Responsibility for Consumer and Government Debt Crises

Federal Reserve Responsibility for Consumer and Government Debt Crises

by Ron Paul | Mar 16, 2024 | Economy, Federal Reserve

According to the Federal Reserve, credit card delinquencies increased by 50 percent in 2023, while consumer debt grew to 17.5 trillion dollars. A recent survey by Clever Real Estate found that three in five Americans have credit card debt and that 23 percent of...
How the Federal Reserve Backstops the Biggest Government in History

How the Federal Reserve Backstops the Biggest Government in History

by Mike Maharrey | Feb 21, 2024 | Federal Power, Federal Reserve

The Federal Reserve is the engine that drives the biggest government in history. Without the central bank’s machinations, the U.S. government wouldn’t be able to borrow and spend to the extent that it does. Congress wouldn’t be able to sustain...
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