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Were the Anti-Federalists Right?

Were the Anti-Federalists Right?

by Michael Boldin | Nov 8, 2025 | AntiFederalists, Constitution

“A monarchy, or a corrupt, tyrannical aristocracy” That’s what George Mason predicted we’d get under the constitution. And he was far from alone. The Anti-Federalists repeatedly warned that the constitution wouldn’t actually create a federal union....
The Militia the Founders Envisioned, and What Remains Today

The Militia the Founders Envisioned, and What Remains Today

by Michael Boldin | Aug 15, 2025 | 2nd Amendment, Militia

“Who are the militia? They consist now of the whole people.”  George Mason cut to the heart of it: the militia was not a government creation, but the people themselves. That simple truth has been twisted, ignored, or totally forgotten. Say the word “militia” today and...
Joseph Warren’s Final Oration: Against Standing Armies and Arbitrary Power

Joseph Warren’s Final Oration: Against Standing Armies and Arbitrary Power

by Michael Boldin | Mar 5, 2025 | American Revolution, Founding Principles, History, Joseph Warren

“Act worthy of yourselves.” That’s how the great patriot and Revolutionary War hero Dr. Joseph Warren urged the people to commemorate the Boston Massacre, which happened today in history – March 5, 1770. In the face of a standing army occupier – and...
Luther Martin’s Warning: The Constitution as a Threat to State Sovereignty

Luther Martin’s Warning: The Constitution as a Threat to State Sovereignty

by Mike Maharrey | Jan 16, 2025 | AntiFederalists, Constitution, Luther Martin, Ratification Debates

Luther Martin, a prominent Anti-Federalist, warned that the proposed Constitution would destroy state sovereignty by concentrating power in a centralized national government. One of the few opponents of the constitution to attend as a delegate to the Philadelphia...
The Founders’ Case for a Strong Militia Over Standing Armies

The Founders’ Case for a Strong Militia Over Standing Armies

by Michael Boldin | Apr 24, 2024 | Constitution, Founding Principles, Militia

One of the primary reasons the founders wanted a strong militia system with a well-armed general public was to minimize or even eliminate the need for a large, permanent standing army, even in times of peace.  Most people in the founding generation were extremely wary...
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