Declaration Signers
Signers of the Declaration By Tara Ross – July 20, 2022 On this day in 1811, a signer of the Declaration of Independence writes a letter. Benjamin Rush had put his life on the line when he signed [...]
1776, Not 1619!
We the People of these United States have allowed ourselves to become divided into two distinct factions: those who hate America and those who love it. By Mike Kapic – July 4, 2022 In August of 2019, [...]
Heroine of Slavery
WSJ – June 18, 2022 Heroes Arose From the Brutality of Slavery As a counterpoint to the ‘1619 Project,’ consider the story of Biddy Mason, who not only won her freedom but achieved great wealth. By Robert L. [...]
Convention of States Anniversary
State Over Federal Power: The 100th Anniversary of the Colorado River Commission By Rob Natelson - June 8, 2022 This year is the centennial anniversary of the Colorado River Commission, the “convention of states” that negotiated the Colorado River [...]
Jefferson’s Anti-Slavery Declaration Draft
Thomas Jefferson's first draft of the Declaration of Independence contained anti-slavery language which the Continental Congress proceeded to edit out. Rick Green of the Patriot Academy explains what happened in this 2 minute video. https://www.patriotacademy.com/dyk-018/ Hunt For [...]
Memorial Day Origins
This Day in History: The origins of Memorial Day, shrouded in mystery By Tara Ross - May 30, 2021 3 min read On this day in 1971, Memorial Day is observed on a new date. If you don’t [...]