Year: 2020

232 – New Year

As we prepare to celebrate the end of 2020, there is one resolution I hope you make this year.

231 – The Insurrection Act

I have heard a lot of talk lately about the institution of the Insurrection Act and martial law. In an effort to keep us focused on facts, I thought it would be a good idea to review the Insurrection Act, see what powers are legally delegated to the United States, and hopefully dispel some rumors you might have heard.

230 – Christmas

Let’s take a few minutes in what has been a crazy 2020, and recognize why we should celebrate America in this holiday season.

Scholar Explains Insurrection Act

From NTD News Service. https://www.ntd.com/scholar-explains-insurrection-act_542536.html

229 – Texas Election Suit Flounders

What happens when two parties of a contract disagree? What happens when one party to a compact believes several of the other parties violated the rules of the compact? In both cases the first answer is sue in a competent court of law. That’s exactly what happened when Texas sued Pennsylvania, Georgia, Michigan, and Wisconsin…

228 – Enforcing Illegal Laws by Other Means

We’ve seen plenty of examples of governments enforcing unconstitutional laws. But what happens when they find other ways of enforcing their illegal laws by other means?

227 – Bill of Rights Day

On December 15th, 1791, the first ten amendments, known as the Bill of Rights, were ratified and became part of the U.S. Constituiton. However, there is more to the story than just the names and dates.

Why is our Bill of Rights included as amendments to the Constituiton rather than part of the original document? How was it created? Why was it created? And what is the state of the Bill of Rights today, in the 21st century? Let’s celebrate the 229th anniversary of these amendments by finding the answers to those questions.

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If a nation expects to be ignorant and free, it expects what never was and never will be​. — Thomas Jefferson Freedom and liberty in America are under attack. Your right to live at liberty; to be secure in your papers, homes, and effects; even your right to go about your business with some government agent harassing you is being…