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True Loyalty vs Sedition and Treason

True Loyalty vs Sedition and Treason

by Michael Boldin | Dec 7, 2025 | American Revolution, Founding Principles, Samuel Adams

“It is a very great mistake to imagine that the Object of Loyalty is the Authority and Interest of one individual Man.” Decades before the Declaration of Independence, Samuel Adams understood the foundation of what became the American Revolution. It was a complete...
Not Just Bad Policy: The Founders Called it Treason and War

Not Just Bad Policy: The Founders Called it Treason and War

by Michael Boldin | Apr 2, 2025 | Founding Principles

Treason. Invasion. Conquest. That’s how the Founders and old revolutionaries described usurpation – power stolen, not delegated. And it wasn’t just rhetoric. It was a foundational, and now-forgotten principle at the very heart of the American Revolution. When...
Perilous Times: Understanding Treason and Sedition

Perilous Times: Understanding Treason and Sedition

by Judge Andrew Napolitano | Jan 20, 2022 | Current Events, Treason Clause

These are perilous times. They are made worse by the government’s political reaction to lawless behavior, which is a greater threat to personal liberty than the behavior it seeks to punish. Last week, the feds obtained an indictment of 11 members of the Oath...
Edward Snowden and the Treason Clause of the Constitution

Edward Snowden and the Treason Clause of the Constitution

by TJ Martinell | May 27, 2015 | Treason Clause

In light of revelations about the National Security Agency’s surveillance programs, made thanks to Edward Snowden, many politicians, pundits and sections of American society are eager to brand him a traitor to his country. Bu what does the Constitution have to say? In...
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