This Memorial Day, Honor Our Fallen by Not Giving Up
The reality is that our domestic communists have only one path to victory – convince us to give up. Our confidence is their greatest obstacle.
Citizen Writers Fighting Censorship by Helping Americans Understand Issues Affecting the Republic.
The reality is that our domestic communists have only one path to victory – convince us to give up. Our confidence is their greatest obstacle.
We go through this unnecessary angst every time there is an impasse between Americans who wish to run a fiscally sound government on one side, and leftist Democrats along with their RINO enablers on the other.
The Supreme Court has released their decision in Twitter v. Taamneh. This decision was a unanimous decision authored by Justice Thomas with one short concurrence by Justice Jackson. In this case, Twitter was defendant and victim is plaintiff at the lower courts. The facts of this case are fairly straight forward. A terrorist committed a …
Human Secularist Totalitarianism is mouthful. Way too long for a bumper sticker. HST is a lousy acronym and already belongs to former President Truman. Yet, knowing what this long label means is important to every American. Human Secular Totalitarianism spawned the latest evil ideas to contend in our politics and, consequently, every aspect of our …
It was nice knowing you, First Amendment. It was fun while it lasted. But alas, you are no longer viable.
Bill Barr inherited a very afflicted Department of Justice, in which the cancer had metastasized throughout all of its organs. His DOJ needed disruption, but he allowed it to continue unimpeded on its path of two-tiered justice and violation of the Constitution.
Ben Franklin famously said, “You’ve got a republic, if you can keep it.” That warning is particularly haunting now, because we seem on the verge of losing it – not from foreign invasion – not from revolution – but because we stopped caring about it.
Defending the Republic: Scenario 2 Policy Domination Defending the Republic, Part 1: Introduction provided a general introduction and an initial listing and description of the scenarios. The second part looked at the three variants of the Regulatory Capture scenario. Both asked why corporations are enacting social justice programs. The two blogs suggested that at …
Strengthening Constitutional States is More Important Than Cleaning Up the Swamp-The 10th Amendment of the U.S. Constitution is the Tool to Use
Penumbral reasoning is absurd for contract law, and it’s also absurd for constitutional law. If the words don’t have concrete meanings, the documents they are written on become meaningless.
The Covid Pandemic exposed some fatal flaws in America. The public health professionals were deadly wrong in their professional opinions. Most doctors were deadly silent in their compliance or failure to produce better treatments. The politicians were destructively and deadly wrong in their diktats. The People were divided almost along the same lines as the …
“No-Knock” are overly dangerous and often un-justifiably in their use. As a rule I do not favor “No-Knock” warrants, where you kick the door and try to take control of the scene. Calling them dangerous is being generous. Not just for the cops, but the people in the building you’re breaking into. A point to …
Modifying Our Behaviors with non Regulatory Legislation;A brief synopsis of a Federal shakedown and a ‘what if?’
The interstate commerce clause of the U.S. Constitution can become extremely twisted when dealing with the treatment of animals destined for market.
Defending the Republic: Scenario 1 Regulatory Capture In Defending the Republic, Part 1: Introduction, I listed three potential threat scenarios. The first, regulatory capture is playing out now. While it seems to be the least threatening scenario, that may be a bit of an illusion. The regulatory capture scenario has 3 sub-scenarios, depending on the …
If there are two concepts that are diametrically opposed, they are the idea of individual liberty and that of “noble birth.”
I am certainly no classical scholar, I leave that to men like Victor Davis Hansen whom I greatly admire. But I have read some of the ancients. And truth be known, they were prescient in their thoughts. And eternal in their wisdom. We simply haven’t, and don’t, pay attention. So the following offers a few …
History tends to repeat itself, so it is said. The question is, do we ever learn from it? of course, as we’ve seen, history itself indicates, NO.
What happens when the constitution is ignored rather than respected? In that case it will cease being a guarantee of our rights or a constraint on government overreach. That will be a true Constitutional crisis.
According to the National Institute of Mental Health, 1 in 5 adults in the U.S. experience mental illness in any given year.