I watched this video yesterday. Boy did it inflame the fires of passion in me to educate everyone on the Constitution. This gentleman, Jon Root, asked this protestor if she feels that Roe vs. Wade was constitutional. While I understand where he’s coming from, feelings about whether or not something is Constitutional do not matter. …
Roe vs. Wade Unconstitutional? But “I don’t care about the Constitution…” Read More »
Friends, liberty must first live in the hearts of the people before it can reside in the chambers of government. Consider: what if we do re-establish the supremacy of the Constitution, the Bill of Rights and liberty at the government level? Does this guarantee liberty? No. It does nothing if liberty is not firmly established, practiced and embraced at the individual level. Click to read more.
What would y’all say are some of the most controversial, divisive political topics in the United States? Really, I am asking and would love to hear from you. I’ll discuss a few topics here that I believe stir up some of the most profound angst. Abortion, marriage law and sexuality, race, guns… to name a …
I hope that the following realization is as impactful to you as it has been for me. I’m sure you’ve heard the president or other members of government give their oaths of office before. But have you ever really listened to what they’re saying? Further, have you ever taken the time to contemplate how unique …
I Do Solemnly Swear to… Protect and Defend the Constitution of the United States Read More »
As of this writing, it looks like we may have a divided government yet again. While one party may take one chamber and the presidency, it does not appear that one party is going to take all three. And this should be a sigh a relief for Americans…no matter your party affiliation. Click to read more.
“In the eyes of democracy, government is not a good; it is a necessary evil” (194). “This is seen very clearly in the United States, where wages seem in a way to decrease as the power of officials is greater” (204). – Alexis de Tocqueville An analogy has been crystalizing in my mind the more I …
Employer (The People), Employee (The Government) and Job Description (The Constitution) Read More »
Well friends, the title of this article is the working title of my next book publication. It’s already in the works and is coming along. I’ve been greatly inspired to dive more deeply into the realm of police power in America and therefore plan to give you an actual book detailing how the American police …
The Constitution Demystified: American Police, Liberty and Arbitrary Power Read More »
“Illuminate, as far as practicable, the minds of the people at large, and more especially to give them knowledge of those facts, which history exhibiteth, that, possessed thereby of the experience of other ages and countries, they may be enabled to know ambition under all its shapes, and prompt to exert their natural powers to …
I want to take a moment to shine a light on a strange political fractionalization of beliefs that exists on the right and left of the political spectrum. Please understand that everything I say in the post does not apply to all people on the right or all people on the left; however, the research …
We assume the job of law enforcement is to enforce the law but is their job to “protect” the citizenry from other citizens? Seems like an odd question and one that, frankly, I don’t think I’ve ever asked before. Presumably some of the laws they are tasked with enforcing are meant to protect the citizenry; …
Are Police Constitutionally Required to Protect You? Read More »