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Have you ever watched as Democrats reciting the pledge of Allegiance omit the words “Under God”? Of all the ways that the Pledge of Allegiance could have been misstated, the only one that I can recall through my life is that particular attack, the removal of the words “Under God”. Why is that?
One Solution Against Tyranny Is Creating State Guards to Defend the Constitution and Fight Back Against the Deep State
The Looming NCO Crisis, Part 3: Military Culture Part 1 of this series framed the problem of the looming NCO crisis. Part 2 examined why the recruiting base is so low and ended on the cautionary note that even if the military solved the recruiting crisis, if the culture does not support excellence and …
Many Americans have heard of Frederic Douglass, but they have not studied his works.
A case is being set up to challenge the National Firearms Act, and it is because someone, (finally!), Justice Clarence Thomas, said all the right things in his decision on NY Pistol v Bruen.
Ladies and gentleman, may I introduce to you the President of the United States. The leader of the free world. The most powerful man on the planet. With Vice President Kamala Harris and Department of Health and Human Services Secretary Xavier Becerra standing behind him, President Joe Biden stumbled and bumbled his way through remarks …
by John R. Surdu In my article, Congress Has Too Much Time on Its Hands, I asserted that Congress should be a part-time job with little pay and no benefits other than those specified in the Constitution to attract the few who really want to serve. Congressmen have too much time on their hands, and …
The world is overheating, and now we know why. It all started when the Supreme Court had a big week. Sure, it made a few consequential decisions, but its real accomplishment was how much it agitated the Dems.
For those who have been suffering through my articles for the past many days, you probably suspected early on what it was I was trying to do. We started with the most basic philosophical question, who am I and why am I here, and have worked our way through some of the highlights of western thought. This …
Today marks the 246th anniversary of the adoption of the Declaration of Independence at the Second Continental Congress in Philadelphia on July 4, 1776, and although year 245 has been a rocky one, the American Experiment has held strong, although there are those who would debate that final clause. a brief 4th of July quiz …
I love the Fourth of July, but this will be the first Independence Day in my life that will leave me disheartened and sad. In the past, this was a day to celebrate. After all, it was the day this country declared its liberation from the British Empire and embarked on a long and bloody …
I vividly remember the day in October 1991 when the Senate voted to confirm then-U.S. Court of Appeals Judge Clarence Thomas as the next associate justice of the Supreme Court. Following a bitter confirmation battle, Thomas had won confirmation by a 52-48 margin. Following Thomas’ nomination by then-President George Bush, allegations were leaked to the …
The second Continental Congress adopted a Declaration of Independence of July 4th, 1776, a summary of the political thought that had evolved over the centuries regarding the freedoms of man. Thomas Jefferson in his genius added teeth to the Declaration so that the document should stand the test of time. Perhaps this 4th of July, the citizens of …
The British treatment of the colonies over the first few months of the American Revolutionary War, which had treated them as manifestly rebellious and enemies, gave force to arguments for independence.
The question is will the Democrat party continue drinking the leftwing abortion Kool-Aid that AOC and her ilk have prepared or spit it out and come back to its senses before it assumes room temperature? The answer is obvious, isn’t it?
I don’t typically agree with Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. about anything, but I was struck by comments he made during a March 2021 podcast entitled “Truth.” Recounting an experience he’d had at a recent political rally in Berlin, Kennedy said, “I was shaking hands and I wasn’t wearing a mask. Nobody was. There were a …
What’s unsaid by the proponents of murdering babies in the womb, is that stare decisis is itself a deception. In fact, our Founders would be aghast at the standard.
Between killing babies in the womb, keeping guns away from blacks and encouraging children to take hormone blockers, I am just astonished a civil war didn’t beat the Supreme Court to the job.
John Roberts’ fatal error has been attempting to defend his court, while undermining the Constitution that gives his court legitimacy.
