Month: October 2018
024 – The General Welfare Clause
In this episode we’ll look at the General Welfare clause, what we’re told it means compared to what those who ratified it think. Check out this episode!
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General Welfare Clause
The Congress shall have Power To lay and collect Taxes, Duties, Imposts and Excises, to pay the Debts and provide for the common Defence and general Welfare of the United States; Article I, Section 8, Clause 1 There are several phrases in the Constitution that are regularly misrepresented. One of the most common is Congress’s…
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023 – Does “In God We Trust” Violates Separation of Church and State?
In this episode I answer the question ‘Does “In God We Trust’ violate separation of church and state?” Check out this episode!
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Regulations and the State of the Union
I watched a Right Angle YouTube video last night and while I’m usually in agreement with most of what these gentlemen say, I was terribly disappointed with their position on a proposed federal regulation regarding drug advertising.
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Thugocracy
In the latest example of intolerance run amuck, the Daily Press of Victorville, CA reported that the banners for an Orange County crusade was removed from a local mall. You’re probably asking: Why did they have to remove the banners? After two weeks of being in the malls, the Irvine Company contacted Harvest and told…
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Check out my Author Page
I’ve published a few essays on Amazon and have plans to publish many more. You can follow me and keep up to date on what I’m publishing on my new author page at Amazon. http://amazon.com/author/paulengel
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022 – What is the Purpose of Government
In this episode we’ll look at what the purpose of goverment is and how our federal government is doing. Check out this episode!
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What happens when criminals run amok and the police stand by and watch?
I’ve seen multiple reports of a riot (erroneously called a “demonstration”) going on in Portland, OR while the police stood by and watched. The police claimed they were concerned that enforcing the law would “inflame the situation”. This seems to me a very good opportunity to discuss two important rights protected by the Bill of…
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