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Arbitrary Power: The Court’s Ability to Declare Government Acts Constitutional

The issue with arbitrary power is not necessarily what it’s used for but that it’s arbitrary. Arbitrary power has been used for good, many times. There have been innumerable Kings and Queens and Emperors and benevolent rulers who’ve possessed arbitrary power and, at times, used their power for what many deemed “the good of the …

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The Amendments Series: The 17th Amendment

We are in an interesting point in U.S. history and the U.S. Senate, one of the most powerful government institutions, plays a critical role. Therefore, I believe it to be advantageous to discuss the 17th Amendment, the only amendment in American history to change or restructure Congress. The Amendment The Senate of the United States …

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Biden Signs Bill to End “National Emergency”?

While perusing the news this morning, I saw a breakin announcement that Biden has “signed legislation to end the COVID national emergency”. I found that statement fascinating and it inspired me to do more research on the “national emergency” precedent in the country. Can the President actually declare a national emergency? Does the Constitution give …

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A Constitutional Perspective on the Trump Indictment

So, it seems everywhere I look, someone is talking about, arguing about, or thinking about the infamous Trump indictment. I tend to avoid getting too caught up in all the media drama surrounding stories like this. In the end, I consider most things the media or politicians laser focus on to either be a distraction …

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We the People Must… Protect and Defend the Constitution of the United States of America

I republished an article this past Monday, one that discussed the importance and significance of the oaths of office our government officials take when they step into their government positions. But, as I was thinking about it more today, I became more convinced of this simple reality: the oath of office is meant to stir …

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Fast Food Politics: America’s Demand for Political Junk Food

Something I’ve come to recognize more and more, and by default, emphasize more and more when speaking to various groups is this: we should throw out 95% of what we hear from candidates campaigning for some government position. That seems a bit harsh, I know, but I’m actually being kind… I didn’t say 100%. 😉 …

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Thanksgiving in the United States

“If you think Independence Day is America’s defining holiday, think again. Thanksgiving deserves that title, hands-down.” Tony Snow I’m going to start out this post with a personal “thanksgiving”. I’m thankful for three years of successfully writing this Liberty Belle blog. This is my third Thanksgiving post and for that alone, I am thankful. I’m …

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