Primary Elections: Shaping the Democratic Landscape
Central to the argument against government intrusion and public funding is the acknowledgment that political parties operate as private, non-profit organizations.
Peter Serefine
A Reassessment of the Pilgrims’ Motive and Legacy
The tale of the Pilgrims’ journey to the New World has been ingrained in our collective understanding as a pursuit of religious freedom.
Fair Taxation: A Consumption-Based Approach
Taxation has been a part of human civilization since its inception. While all governments need funding to provide essential services, not all taxation methods are created equal. Some taxes are progressive, while others are regressive. In this article, we will argue that the only fair and just form of taxation is a consumption-based tax. The …
Founding Documents: The Declaration of Independence and Vigilance for Liberty
In a time when attributed quotes are often unverified, one sentiment rings undeniably true and relevant to our contemporary American landscape: “The price of Liberty is eternal vigilance.”
Grover Cleveland – The Last Originalist President
Grover Cleveland, the 22nd and 24th President of the United States, holds a unique place in history as the last president who adhered to the originalist interpretation of the Constitution.
Betrayed Bodies: US Government Sponsored Human Experiments
The dark history of unethical human experiments conducted by the US government is a disturbing reminder of the abuse of power and the violation of civil rights.
Are We Still A Constitutional Republic?
The framers of the Constitution envisioned a system in which the federal government would have clear boundaries to prevent overreach.
When the FBI Comes Knocking
The labels of domestic terrorists, extremist, and right-wing are being used by the FBI in alarming ways to target innocent Americans.
Guardians of Liberty: Examining the Erosion of Rights
Leftist politicians are steadily destroying the system of governance painstakingly crafted by our Framers and designed to thwart the abuse of power and to enshrine the inalienable rights of American citizens.
A Constitutionalist’s Journey
I’m a 50-year-old man who’s always been proud to call himself an American. Ever since I was a kid, I’ve had this strong desire to serve others. I joined the US Navy while still in high school. After my Navy days, I continued serving by being active in the American Legion and working in the …
Eternal Counsel: George Washington’s Farewell Address
George Washington’s Farewell Address, delivered in 1796, stands as a cornerstone of American political wisdom.
From Vision to Reality: The Federal Government’s Transformation into the Founders’ Fears
As time has passed, a stark transformation has occurred whereby our federal government no longer safeguards liberty as envisioned by the Founders.
The Faith and Religions of the Signers of the US Constitution: Foundations Rooted in Biblical Principles
The signing of the United States Constitution in 1787 is a seminal moment in the nation’s history, laying the groundwork for the democratic principles and freedoms that Americans hold dear today.
Electoral Integrity: The Flaws of the National Popular Vote Compact
A cornerstone of our democratic republic lies in the Electoral College, a time-honored system designed by our Founding Fathers to ensure fair and equitable representation for all states.
Reclaiming Our Republic: A Constitutional Roadmap
In a world marked by rapid changes and evolving governance, the preservation of our republic demands proactive efforts to uphold the principles that underpin our nation’s foundation.
Unveiling the Green Energy Movement: Examining Costs and Unintended Consequences
The green energy movement has gained significant momentum in recent years, driven by concerns about climate change and the desire to transition to cleaner, renewable energy sources.
The IRS and Income Tax
The IRS and Income Tax: Examining Unintended Consequences and Constitutional Concerns of that increasingly-bloated and powerful agency.
Reclaiming Constitutional Governance: Streamlining the Federal Government to its Authorized Agencies
This article presents a comprehensive argument, supported by quotations and citations, that only a few of the over 400 federal departments and agencies are constitutionally authorized.
The Oath of Office: A Binding Commitment to Defend the Constitution
The oath of office is more than formality, it’s a solemn expression of commitment, emphasizing the gravity and importance of the pledge being undertaken.
Renewing Constitutional Integrity: Advancing Frequent Impeachment for All Offices
In a republic built upon the bedrock of the Constitution, accountability and unwavering fidelity to the rule of law are cornerstones of governance.