The IRS and Income Tax
The IRS and Income Tax: Examining Unintended Consequences and Constitutional Concerns of that increasingly-bloated and powerful agency.
Constitution
A Disconnect in Values: From Roosevelt to the Biden Administration
A provision within the act amends the Elementary and Secondary Education Act (ESEA), barring federal funds from supporting programs that offer dangerous weapon training.
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.
Navigating the Complex Landscape of Firearm Regulation: The Sullivan Law’s Impact
In the ever-evolving world of firearm regulations, the Sullivan Law, enacted in New York around 1910, stands as a testament to the delicate balance between crime prevention and individual rights.
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.
5th Circuit Abortion Pill Decision
On Wednesday, August 16, the 5th Circuit Court of Appeals released its opinion after hearing oral arguments in Alliance for Hippocratic Medicine v. U.S. Food and Drug Administration.
Real Reform, Part 3: The Bureaucratic Cat Burglar
Real Reform, Part 3: The Bureaucratic Cat Burglar Greenman HouseThe cat burglar creeps quietly into his target after doing extensive surveillance and steals the planned target. If the burglar does the job well, there is no evidence of a theft and it may not be detected for weeks or even months, depending on the target. …
Department of Education-Unconstitutional & Ineffective
The impact of the unconstitutionally constituted and funded, US Department of Education has a detrimental effect on our children and our wallets.
Does a Law Enforcement Oath Mean Anything Anymore?
Too many law-enforcement officers, FBI agents included, have demonstrated that they are no longer agents of the Constitution. We need law enforcement to maintain order. But when their oath becomes irrelevant, “order” becomes tyranny.
Upholding the Second Amendment: Challenging the Constitutionality of Gun Control Laws
In recent years, the debate surrounding gun control has intensified, with calls for stricter regulations in the name of public safety.
Constitutional Cluelessness: A Comedy of Errors in the USA
Our very own government’s hilarious attempt at following the US Constitution is like watching a circus act gone wrong–only with more politicians and less acrobats.
Strong Opinion: The Days of Barack Obama (redux)
From the banks of Tupelo Brake, Alma Womack brings forward the abject misery in America during the Obama administration.
Biden’s Safety Mirage: Trading Education for Ignorance in Government Schools
In a shocking display of ignorance masquerading as concern for safety, the administration seems to believe that removing educational programs from government schools will somehow make us all safer.
The Radicals Propose a Supreme Court Fix — Popular Constitutionalism
The radicals put their thinking caps on and came up with a creative solution to fix the Supreme Court. Just tell President Gremlin to ignore the court. Joe being Joe, he might actually do it.
Real Reform, Part 2: The Allosaurus in the Room
Real Reform, Part 2: The Allosaurus in the Room Source: mrwynd from Denver, USA/Wikimedia Commons/CC BY 2.0 “Absolute power does not corrupt absolutely, absolute power attracts the corruptible.” ― Frank Herbert This post picks up from Real Reform, Part1: Introduction. It addresses the Allosaurus in the room: Congress. The Allosaurus was a highly successful carnivore …
Minarchy and Corruption
There’s been a lot of hooraw in the news lately about the Biden family’s corrupt dealings, but we shouldn’t forget to pay attention to some of the other perennial heroes of the Left; this time it’s the daffy old Bolshevik from Vermont, Bernie Sanders, he of the three mansions, who is in the crooked-dealings spotlight. …
Real Reform, Part 1: Introduction
Real Reform, Part 1 Introduction In A New Contract With America, I included a bullet point about qualifications for congressional committee and subcommittee chairs: “Enact congressional policies to require minimum qualifications for committee and subcommittee chairperson positions. These qualifications will be like qualifications required for similar positions in the private sector or the executive branch. …
States Are Approaching a “Use It or Lose It” Point
Nine out of ten Americans don’t think our government is representing them. In a country that’s to be “of the people, by the people, and for the people,” that is not good.
7 States assert injury under Article III of the Constitution
These States argue for appellate court to uphold Doughty’s Injunction. Verbal arguments related to the appeal will be heard on August 10th, 2023. In a post on 𝕏 made by Tracy Beanz, she reported that conservative States had filed a Brief of Amicus Curiae, voicing their support for the temporary injunction Judge Doughty granted to …
The Administrative Procedure Act: Unraveling Constitutional Concerns
The Administrative Procedure Act (APA) of 1946 is often hailed as a landmark legislation that sought to bring order and transparency to the federal administrative process. However, beneath the veneer of good intentions lie deep-seated constitutional violations that cast a shadow over the legitimacy of the APA and the regulatory state it has spawned. This …