American History
Is America a democracy or a republic? Why did our Founders steer away from the one that could destroy us quickly and violently? Have we kept what the Founders gave us? Click on the link below for a brief PragerU video to understand what contributed to making America so unique. https://www.prageru.com/video/the-difference-between-a-democracy-and-a-republic?utm_source=Iterable&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=campaign_2963051 Hunt For Liberty
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What ‘rights’ do states really have under the Constitution? Part III The dividing line is fiercely contested and always has been. But wherever one draws the line, it makes more sense to talk about ‘federalism’ than ‘states’ rights’ By Justin Collings Sep 18, 2021 Editor’s note: In his April 4 address at the general conference of The Church…
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The John Birch Society vs. Article V Part I by Rodney Dodsworth – May 22, 2016 26 Comments on The John Birch Society vs. Article V Near the core of John Birch Society opposition to an Article V Convention of the States is mistrust of the American people. Dig further and one cannot avoid the conclusion that JBS…
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The Socialists Knew What They Were Doing When They Created America’s Pledge of Allegiance By James Peron – May 1, 2001 When George W. Bush became president last January, he struck a familiar pose. Raising his right hand before the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court, he swore to “preserve, protect, and defend the Constitution…
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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 a paper that would defend the ability of STATES—not Congress—to begin the constitutional amendment process.[1] To date, this state-initiated process has never been used. Not…
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Is America a democracy or a republic? Why did our Founders steer away from the one that could destroy us quickly and violently? Have we kept what the Founders gave us? Click on the link below for a brief PragerU video to understand what contributed to making America so unique.
