Citizen Writers Fighting Censorship by Helping Americans Understand Issues Affecting the Republic.
Let’s remember two years ago, shall we? That is back when you could go anywhere you wanted, anytime you wanted. (Trip to Europe anyone?) When your kids went to school everyday without you having to check your email to see if everything has changed since yesterday. A time when you didn’t know all your friends’ …
Take a moment, sit down, perhaps sip on a great Bourbon with a few rocks, and ask yourself a question – what is my greatest God-given right?
Instead of relying on “penumbras and emanations,” perhaps we should simply adhere to the plain language of the Constitution.
“THESE are the times that try men’s souls,” words penned by Thomas Paine on December 23, 1776, six months after a tumultuous Continental Congress voted to approve the Declaration of Independence
The Federal Government has long exceeded its Constitutional role. What can thee states, jointly and severally, do about it?
It is imperative that every American knows something of the Constitution. Everyone needs a personal copy of the Constitution and needs to read it often.
It may feel like anything you can do to stand up against the encroachment of our liberties is so little as to be worthless. Your pebble of resistance cannot hold back the flood. Perhaps not. Yet your pebble is absolutely crucial. Mattias Desmet, a PhD in clinical psychology and a masters in statistics, working at …
In response to questions about the vaccine mandate, Dr. Fauci, our intrepid pandemic guardian, says that we need to put our personal freedoms on hold for a bit – for the greater good. Um, no! That’s not how our freedoms work. From my reading of the Declaration of Independence, our freedoms are granted …
Where is that document that defined our nation? Is it now only a remnant of our past? I ask the question using the past tense, because I see us as not living under the umbrella of the Constitution, like I thought we were, as recently as November, 2020.
