Month: August 2018
State of the First Amendment Survey
The 2018 State of the First Amendment survey has been released by the Freedom Forum Institute’s First Amendment Center, and to put it bluntly, the news is NOT good! In other good news, three out of four Americans (77%) are supportive of the First Amendment and the freedoms it guarantees. Unfortunately, most Americans are generally…
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015 – Why is Socialism Viewed So Favorably in the US?
In this episode we discuss recent surveys showing an increasingly favorable view of socialism. Check out this episode!
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Myths about the Constitution
It’s not what you don’t know, it’s what you know that just ain’t so that gets you into real trouble. Based on that, I thought I’d go over some of the myths about the Constitution most everyone I meet thinks is so, but just isn’t true. Like most myths, each of these come with a…
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014 – Which Came First?
In this episode we discuss which governments were created first and the roles they are supposed to play in our republic. Check out this episode!
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Why is Socialism Viewed So Favorably in the US?
Over the past few years I’ve heard of surveys showing an increasingly favorable view of socialism, especially among younger adults. So why the change in attitude and what does it have to do with the Constitution?
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013 – The supreme Court Kicks Small Business in the Shins Again!
In today’s episode we review the supreme Court opinion in South Dakota v. Wayfaire, Inc. This opinion “allows” states to collect sales tax from out of state businesses. Check out this episode!
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Which came first?
No, this is not an article about the “Chicken & Egg” theory, but an important question about who is in charge of whom and which governments have power over the other.
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012 – Do We Have Three Co-Equal Branches of Government
In today’s episode I answer the question “Do we have three co-equal branches of government?” I’ll show you that his oft repeated saying is just plain wrong. Check out this episode!
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