The Only Hope Left
Convention of States: Our Only Hope to Protect Liberty Bold Action Needed to Prevent Slow Death of Freedom By Howard Levine - Jan 13, 2020 The greatest threat to freedom is massive government [...]
Protecting the People
Article V: Protecting the “General Liberty or Security of the People” By Tara Ross – May 26, 2015 On or around this day in 1788, Alexander Hamilton was working on [...]
Investments: Unethical or Commendable?
Are fossil fuels an ethical investment? By Merrill Matthews - January 14, 2020 Saudi oil giant Aramco — the world’s most profitable company — issued its first public offering in [...]
“Democracy is a Volcano”
by Tara Ross – January 15, 2020 On this day in 1788, Fisher Ames addresses delegates at the Massachusetts state ratifying convention. Would his state ratify the U.S. Constitution and [...]
Stand for Faith
Trump/Pence Stand for Faith by Gary Bauer - January 16, 2020 Today is Religious Freedom Day. It commemorates the day in 1786 when the Virginia General Assembly adopted the Virginia [...]
The Inequality Dividend
WSJ January 11, 2020 The Economy’s Inequality Dividend Growth is lifting low-income workers and the middle class. By The Editorial Board | 782 words The December employment report on Friday [...]
Electoral College Defense
New Hampshire Is Fighting Back to Defend the Electoral College Tara Ross - January 14, 2020 The New Hampshire Legislature is considering a bill that would block the release of [...]
Early Impeachments
WSJ January 11, 2020 Early Impeachments in 2020 Hindsight By Max Raskin | 455 words If you think impeachment is too political in 2020, remember 1804. That year saw two [...]
Valley Forge History
This Day in History: George Washington’s plea for help from Valley Forge By Tara Ross – December 29, 2019 On this day in 1777, General George Washington writes a letter [...]
Our Children’s Debt!
Federal Spending Explodes at Nearly $300,000 Per Household Since 2010 The federal government spent $34,700 per U.S. household in fiscal 2019, which is serious money no matter what part of [...]
RIP: ERA
Justice Department says Equal Rights Amendment is dead despite Democratic push by Sean Higgins | January 08, 2020 A Justice Department legal opinion released this week said the Equal Rights Amendment [...]
Washington’s State of the Union
George Washington’s State of the Union Address Holds Lessons for the 21st Century It was a time when government knew its limits and its proper place, and the people did [...]
Charter Schools & Parents’ Rights
We Hear You: In Defense of Charter Schools and Parents’ Rights Letter to the Editor: Ken McIntyre - January 05, 2020 "Not one of my really, really underpaid teachers in [...]
Wanted-A Congress of the United States
Restore Constitutionalism by Rodney Dodsworth - December 9, 2019 In another age not that long ago there were Congresses of the United States. These Congresses of representatives of the people [...]
Government Constitutional Abuse
WSJ December 28, 2019 Equal Opportunity Discrimination Oracle is fighting back against a dubious Obama-era complaint. By The Editorial Board | 500 words Protecting the constitutional separation of powers is [...]
Tara Ross & the Electoral College
Historian Tara Ross: Electoral College ‘Critically Important’ by Stuart MacPhail January 2020 During December The Daily Wire published a two-part interview with lawyer/historian Tara Ross. In this thoughtful interview Ms. Ross responds [...]
Iran & the Europeans
As Iran’s Threat Rises, Where Are the Europeans? By Robert B. Charles - December 30, 2019 In late 2019, Americans are overwhelmingly concerned about only one foreign policy issue: Iran obtaining [...]
Article V Updates
Five Constitutional Amendment Efforts to Watch in 2020 – by Stuart MacPhail January 2020 As 2020 state legislative sessions are ready to start, five efforts are underway to bring about [...]
Preventable CA Fires
WSJ October 26, 2019 LETTERS TO THE EDITOR Stakeholder Capitalism and No Electricity Does anyone see the irony in Sacramento promoting the purchase of electric vehicles through tax subsidies and [...]
SCOTUS-Getting it Right. Sometimes.
Gerrymandering and School Busing – No Justiciable Standard Rodney Dodsworth - December 23, 2019 Few take more delight in hammering Scotus than yours truly. Being supposedly apolitical, it is often anything [...]
