Month: March 2020
154 – Freedom of Speech Dies on Campus
John Jay said we should read and study the U.S. Constitution so we will recognize when our rights are violated and be prepared to defend and assert them. Today I review yet another case where a lack of knowledge not only of the people, but of the lawyers and judges, are leading to another infringement of our rights and another example that we have no clue how to defend and assert them.
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153 – Pondering This Crisis
Some people say you should never let a crisis go to waste. Well, keep you eyes open, because they using the Wuhan virus to come for your liberties. We’ll ponder that next, on The Constitution Study.
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152 – Are Illegal Warrants Killing Us?
A 21 year old man is dead today. The facts presented by the family and eyewitnesses should be disturbing to all of us. Are we secure in our homes? Under what circumstances does government have the authority to conduct armed raids?
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151 – Ponder Presidential Tyrants
If you”re like me, what you’re hearing out of the presidential candidates on both sides should make your head explode.
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150 – Volunteering to review federal largess
By now you should know that I love it when the states, who created the federal government, put their creation back in its box. Now my adopted home state of Tennessee is joining the party.
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149 – Pondering Political Parties
Many of you have heard me, when talking about political parties, say ” A pox on both their houses!” Someone at a recent conference disagreed with me. So I thought I would take some time and ponder my position on them.
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147 – Pondering Where you get your Information
Last week I was at both the National Religious Broadcasters and a Teach Them Diligently Homeschoolers conferences. While it was great to meet with people interested in learning about the Constitution, I did walk away with one question. Where do you get your information, and why? So we’ll ponder that next, on The Constitution Study.
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