Federalism Lesson
Five Guys: What Dobbs v Jackson Can Teach Us About Federalism by Vickie Deppe – June 2022 The leak of a draft Supreme Court opinion penned by Justice Samuel Alito has ignited a firestorm in Washington and across the nation. [...]
Phoenix Self-Government Convention
Fifty-fifth LegislatureFirst Regular Session COMMITTEE ON GOVERNMENT & ELECTIONSHOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES AMENDMENTS TO S.C.R. 1010 (Reference to Senate engrossed resolution) Strike everything after the resolving clause and insert: "Whereas, the United States Constitution divides powers between the federal [...]
Legislators to the Rescue!
COURSE CORRECTING OUR NATIONAL GOVERNMENT State Legislators must save “We the People” from the Federal governmentby Colorado State Senator Kevin Lundberg (ret.) and Iowa State Senator Neal Schuerer (ret.) The powers not delegated to the United States by [...]
Our Growing Debt Crisis
Washington Times on Debt Crisis By Stuart MacPhail – May 2020 On April 16 The Washington Times published a commentary by former Wisconsin Governor Scott Walker entitled Confronting the U.S. debt crisis before it’s too late. Walker underscores the federal spending [...]
A Fresh Look At Article V
A Fresh View of a Constitutional Article V Convention of States by Paul S. Gardiner September 21, 2019 Author's note: Conventional wisdom says that an Article V convention of states (COS) to propose constitutional amendments can and/or must [...]