States to the Rescue
States, The Natural Second Party By Rodney Dodsworth - March 25, 2016 Such is the GOP elite’s fear of Trump that some would rather deal with the loathsome and high criminal Hillary Clinton [...]
Think Like an Economist?
8 More Ideas on Thinking like an Economist To avoid fallacies about economics, we need to learn how economists view the world. By Ninos P. Malek - October 10, 2023 [...]
Respect the People!
No Respect For Laws – Troubling by Robert B. Charles - October 12, 2023 The self-impressed California Governor, Gavin Newsom, appointed a longtime Maryland inhabitant and resident, Laphonza Butler, to [...]
Safety Valve: Fossil Fuel
Fossil Fuels Enable Us to Better Fight Fires and Other Environmental Disasters By Connor Mortell – June 10, 2023 This week we’ve seen a relatively unprecedented environmental phenomenon in New [...]
Exposing News Bias
An Economics Lesson For The New York Times By David Lewis Schaefer - October 10, 2023 A favorite device of writers for the New York Times when they wish to assert a [...]
The Language of Liberty
By NCCS - September 21, 2023 A couple of weeks ago, NCCS published an article titled Government Overreach: The Cause & Solution. Shortly after its release, a dialogue of comments ensued [...]
Natural Law
Natural Law – Not Just a Catholic Thing By Rodney Dodsworth - March 24, 2016 I’m reading a book about the Natural Law philosophy of St. Thomas Aquinas. In 50 Questions on the Natural [...]
The Left’s Admin State
With SCOTUS Poised To Rein In Out-Of-Control Bureaucrats, Leftists Lash Out Several cases on the Supreme Court’s docket this term could rein in the administrative state, with potential implications for [...]
In God There’s Hope
We Have Hope Because ‘God Has Always Protected His People’ By Sarah Wagner – October 7, 2023 In a recent appearance on the podcast “Rose Unplugged,” American Faith’s Founder and [...]
America Paralleling Rome?
The parallels between the historical decline and fall of Rome and the U.S. today are both eerie and grounds for concern. Pictured: A man wearing a Roman centurion costume [...]
$2.2 Trillion More in 2023
Federal Debt Increased By $2.2 Trillion In Fiscal Year 2023 By Terence P. Jeffrey - October 3, 2023 The federal government’s debt increased by $2,238,422,431,416.43 in fiscal 2023, according to data [...]
Tyranny vs. Government
Tyranny Isn’t Government By Rodney Dodsworth - March 23, 2016 It is madness to think a government founded on free principles can long exist through tyrannical means. Yet through their actions, that is [...]
WHO Covid Crime
Exposing WHO criminality and COVID vaccine lethality By Paul S. Gardiner - September 30, 2023 Major American media organizations failed to report on two extremely important presentations delivered on September 13, [...]
No Surrender!
The Surrender Caucus By Gary Bauer – October 3, 2023 The following is an excerpt from American Values End of the Day. Meanwhile, too many GOP members of the Surrender [...]
1st Amendment Crime
1936: Franklin Delano Roosevelt (1882 - 1945) the 32nd President of the United States from 1933-45. A Democrat, he led his country through the depression of the 1930's and [...]
Legend vs. Reality
It’s time to separate legend from reality By Simon Black - October 2, 2023 Byzas of Megara must have been positively dumbfounded when he first set foot on the banks [...]
American Constitutional Fraud
ASU President Michael Crow Calls For Globalist Revolution Over Climate Change In New Book By Corinne Murdock - September 26, 2023 Arizona State University (ASU) President Michael Crow called for a globalist [...]
We’ve Done This Before!
The TV you are yelling at won’t help you. By David Wilder – August 14, 2023 If you’ve done your due diligence, you now know and Article V convention, is [...]
Elusive 9th Amendment
By Rodney Dodsworth - March 22, 2016 As opposed to the rest of our Bill of Rights, the Ninth Amendment is unfortunately regarded as something of a head-scratcher. Ninth Amendment The enumeration [...]
Do Masks = Power?
What Socrates Would Say About Whether To Wear A Mask Socrates tells the jury that actions born of the fear of death are the most blameworthy, and our world today [...]
