Court Looks at Electoral College
WSJ January 18, 2020 Supreme Court to Look at Electoral College Rules By Brent Kendall and Jess Bravin | 645 words The high court said it would hear a pair [...]
Supreme Court & Atheism
Supreme Court To Decide If Atheism Can Keep Its Monopoly On K-12 Schools Today the Supreme Court hears a case that could undo a century of decisions that have attacked [...]
Seniors Property Tax Initiative
[Editor: This local story is an example of self-governance working in America that we should all be involved in.] Citizens band together pursuing November ballot for American Dream Act measure [...]
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 [...]
