Founders Constitution Pt.I
1787: The painting Signing the Constitution of the United States by Thomas Pritchard Rossiter. The painting, painted in 1878, resides at Independence National Historical Park, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. (Photo by MPI/Getty Images) The Founders and the Constitution, [...]
Representative Governance?
Arizona Senate Chamber The End of Representative Government? By Rob Natelson - March 20, 2023 In their 2010 book “The Blueprint,” authors Adam Schrager and Rob Witwer document how four “progressive” Colorado mega-donors funded political hit [...]
1st Amendment vs. The People
Courts Won’t Stop The Feds From Deputizing Big Tech—The People Must The First Amendment, as currently interpreted, lacks the strength to stop the censorship and other Stasi-esque goals of the deep state. By Margo Cleveland – December 29, [...]
Christmas Foundational to U.S.
Without Christmas, There Would Be No United States As a Christian holiday, Christmas is foundational to America’s original character. It’s affected our founders’ understanding of human nature. By Scott Powell – December 23, 2022 6 MIN READ Across [...]
Tyranny in America
14 Signs of Totalitarianism: Some of these techniques are playing out before our eyes. By Jon Miltimore - December 13, 2022 We all know the cons of Twitter, but one of the pros is discovering new and interesting people. [...]
SCOTUS Lawmakers
Until Congress Considers A Due Process Fix, Unelected SCOTUS Justices Will Keep Lawmaking It is time to reconsider whether the court should ever use the due process guarantee to define a substantive right. By Louis Trotta – November [...]