December 31, 1912
By Daniel Greenfield - December 31, 2022 (Posting this article has become an annual tradition ever since the grim end of 2012. It's a reminder that the end of each year ushers [...]
The Political Elitist Who Rule
America's Rulers, the Experts or Court Intellectuals Murray Rothbard on Court Intellectuals By Dan Sanchez - Dec 28, 2022 “Since its rule is exploitative and parasitic, the State [...]
God’s Will for America
Do We Really Know God’s Will for America? By Jamie Rohrbaugh, - December 29, 2022 If we do not know God’s will for America, we will not be able to pray [...]
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 [...]
Marriage Defined
Who Should Define Marriage? By NCCS – December 28, 2022 - Volume 51, Issue 3 Listen to the audio When considering anything in life, we must consult natural law. Natural [...]
Truth: Founders & Slavery
Why the Founders Couldn’t Abolish Slavery By Rob Natelson - June 23, 2022 This essay addresses one of the most persistent criticisms of the Constitution: that it was adopted to [...]
Gov’t Raises vs. Broke Citizens
Biden Gives Federal Workers a Raise While America Burns US civil servants receive the largest pay increase in 20 years. By Andrew Moran - December 28, 2022 The average [...]
Den of Thieves
By Judd Garrett - December 24, 2022 On Wednesday, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky gave a speech to a joint session of Congress demanding that we give him more money on [...]
School Choice
WSJ – 12/24/2022 LETTERS TO THE EDITOR The Evidence on School Choice in Rural Areas 269 words Several red states appear poised to adopt expansive school-choice policies this year, [...]
Stand Fast in Liberty
In Hoc Anno Domini This editorial was written in 1949 by the late Vermont Royster and has been published annually since. 606 words (It’s Latin for “in this year of [...]
Ignoring the Constitution?
Why Have a Constitution If You Just Ignore It? By Frank Miele - October 10, 2022 In two recent columns, I wrote about the danger of public officials who are [...]
States Equality
Why State Equality in the Senate? By Rob Natelson - June 23, 2022 Critics have attacked the Constitution’s allocation of two senators for each state, irrespective of the size of [...]
Birth Issues Since 2020
CDC: Miscarriages and Stillbirths Spiked 4070% Since 2020 Frank Bergman - December 20, 2022 Bombshell data from the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) shows that a staggering [...]
What Killed Democracy?
Democracy is Dead, and Democracy Killed it Democracy is in danger? No. The democracy of capitalism is. By Axel Weber - December 15, 2022 Democracy is in danger! Or at [...]
Governance vs Character
A President Who Warned Americans What Extravagant Federal Spending Would Do to Character Grover Cleveland was a man who said what he meant and meant what he said, come Hell [...]
Don’t Hand Them the Ammo
The Constitution in Jeopardy by Russ Feingold and Peter Prindiville A review by Vickie Deppe – November 2022 Russ Feingold is accomplished, intelligent, well-educated, and, most importantly, well-deserving of his reputation for [...]
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 [...]
More Energy – Less Reg’s
The World Needs More Energy and Less Energy Regulation By Connor O'Keeffe – Dec. 10, 2022 Energy is a highly regulated industry across the world. There is less debate about [...]
The Real Christmas Story
Highlights from the Real Story of Christmas Whether a religious person or a student of history, you will find the real story of Christmas interesting and inspiring. Especially having the [...]
Christ is Born!
A Nativity scene and Christmas trees are seen during a preview of holiday decorations in the East Room of the White House in Washington, DC, November 27, 2017. / [...]
