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Rights vs. Privileges

When Rights Become Privileges: Is the Constitution Becoming Optional? “Rights aren’t rights if someone can take them away. They’re privileges. [...]

By Mike Kapic|2025-02-07T08:47:08-07:00February 13, 2025|Constitution, Free Market, Government, Law, Liberty, States|Comments Off

Debt Action Now!

Our national debt demands immediate action By Arizona Congressman Juan Ciscomani - January 30, 2025 As a dad of six [...]

By Mike Kapic|2025-02-06T21:56:02-07:00February 12, 2025|America, Constitution, Culture, Debt, Economy, Faith, Family, Federalism, Government, States|Comments Off

Illegal Alien CA Senator

Ex-Illegal Alien Senator Suspected of Bribery Leads California’s Insurance By Daniel Greenfield – January 2025 The Los Angeles wildfires estimates [...]

By Mike Kapic|2025-02-06T21:43:27-07:00February 12, 2025|America, Constitution, Election, Government, Law, Progressive, States|Comments Off

A Presumption of Liberty

By Rodney Dodsworth June 4, 2016 This squib goes hand-in-hand with my two earlier posts that made the case for an annual [...]

By Mike Kapic|2025-01-30T22:08:00-07:00February 7, 2025|American History, Article V Caucus, Constitution, Convention of States, Culture, Faith, Family, Featured, Federalism, Free Market, Government, Law, Liberty, States|Comments Off

American Devolution

A brief history of the United States' transformation from a free republic into a managerial regime where the people are [...]

By Mike Kapic|2025-01-18T10:41:57-07:00January 27, 2025|Constitution, Culture, Faith, Government, Liberty, States|Comments Off