Month: January 2020
137 – Suing for Justice
It’s bad enough to have your property confiscated without charge or due process. But then to have to sue to get it back simply adds insult to injury. Even more proof that “Red Flag” laws are not only unjust but immoral.
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130 – Does Anyone Care About the Constitution Anymore?
On December 19th, 2019, the House of Representatives approved H.R. 5430 with a large bi-partisan majority (385-41). I have two questions about that vote. Why? And Does anyone care about the Constitution anymore?
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136 – Serving Expired Kool-Aid
“Drinking the Kool-Aid” has become an idiom for blindly following someone or something. But what happens when the “Kool-Aid” that is being peddled has long past its due date?
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135 – Pondering the State of Impeachment
There’s an old saying. If you can’t convince them with facts, baffle them with …something. Well, there’s been a whole lot of something thrown around about the impeachment of Donald U. Trump. We’ll ponder that next, on The Constitution Study.
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134 – Kansas Bill to Nullify Red Flag Laws
You’ve probably heard about the Second Amendment Sanctuary movement in Virginia. While it is the counties that are standing up for your right in that state, the Kansas legislature has proposed a bill that would protect the rights of all the citizens in their state.
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133 – Shall not be Infringed
I was asked to do a video on the infringement clause of the Second Amendment. So I’ll do just that next, on The Constitution Study.
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132 – Necessary to the Security of a Free State
The widely reported shooting and stabbing events the weekend before New Year, 2020 should be a reminder of one of the reasons we have a Second Amendment.
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131 – Pondering Responsibility
I’ve noticed an interesting trend in some of the comments to one of my videos I posted a couple of weeks ago. If find them interesting not because of what they say about the video, but about the attitudes of Americans today. So lets ponder that next, on The Constitution Study.
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