Month: May 2018
News: Trump’s Blocking of Twitter Users Is Unconstitutional, Judge Says – The New York Times
https://mobile.nytimes.com/2018/05/23/business/media/trump-twitter-block.html Recently, I’ve been hearing about this judicial opinion about President Trump’s twitter account, and my first thought was, “Great, more judicial overreach!” But when I looked a little closer I changed my mind. Let’s use this NY Times article to examine this issue a little closer. (Oh, and read to the end, there’s an…
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More on the Declaration of Independence
If you haven’t read my previous post on the Declaration of Independence, you may be asking why I’m spending so much time on it since this site is dedicated to studying the Constitution. The short version is: It gives us context for the Constitution. It not only helps us understand why we needed a Constitution,…
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002 – The Declaration of Independence
In this episode I’ll talk about the Declaration of Independence and it’s importance in understanding the Constitution. Find out more at https://constitutionstudy.com Check out this episode!
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Memorial Day 2018
To all who have paid the price for our freedom, we salute you. To all the families who must suffer the consequences, we support you. To all who have served this nation and defended our freedoms, we honor you. Let us remember this Memorial Day the friends, families and loved ones of our fallen heroes. …
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001 – Introduction to the Constitution Study
In this first episode I discuss they history of The Constitution Study and why it is so important for Americans to read and study it. Check out this episode! Show Links David Barton, WallBuilders and the WallBuilders Show You can read some of our founding documents, including the Declaration of Independence and the Constitution online for free. Don’t forget The…
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Podcasting, Here We Come
It’s been a while since I posted, so I thought I’d let you know what I’ve been working on. The answer is podcasting. I’ve been thinking about creating a Constitution Study podcast for a while. What should it be about? How should it be structured? How would I pay for it. After talking it over…
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Disassembling the Republic with Good Intentions
I came across this story earlier this week about the Connecticut legislature basically telling their citizens that they don’t care about their votes. OK, that’s not what the bill is titled and it’s not the headline of the story, but it is the effect of the legislation. The story describes legislation passing the Connecticut Senate…
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