Year: 2020

208 – Pennsylvania Smackdown

In the case of the County of Butler, et al, v Thomas Wolf, the District Court for the Western District of Pennsylvania was asked to decide if Governor Wolf’s lock-down orders violated the Constitution of the United States. While much of the analysis and reasoning judge Stickman used was constitutional flawed, he did come to a constitutionally sound conclusion.

Shelbyville Now Interview

207 – Progressive Luddites

Does anyone else find it ironic that a group of people who call themselves “progressive” are so regressive? In the latest example of progressive luddites, lets look at a statement from Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez not only that people forgo a piece of modern technology, but that the American people, through the federal government, pay to facilitate it. If you have a lick of sense, this video will blow your mind.

206 – Federal Landlords

I heard about this order from the CDC, and at first I couldn’t believe it. Not that those in the federal government would issue such an order, but that it would come from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. So I found the notice in the Federal Register, (the list of federal laws, regulations, and orders) and read it for myself.

205 – James Madison on Property

I’ve talked a lot lately about the protections of our rights, including life, liberty, and property. Yet most Americans have a very limited view of their property. So I thought this would be a good time to review James Madison’s opinion on the subject.

Rural Route Radio Sept 25, 2020 It is time we all do a better job studying the U.S. Constitution and understand our rights Paul Engel with details.

We live in the Union of States lets keep in mind that we as the local level have been giving our rights away left and right. From States rights to individual Liberties of personal freedom, how long will you let that go on?

204 – A Preview of the 2020 Election?

In what may be a preview of the 2020 election, a U.S. District Judge has inserted herself into the Georgia election process. In this convoluted and painful decision, we have a federal judge ordering the state of Georgia to violate federal law and the Constitution of the United States.

203 – Can Some Good Come Out of These Lockdowns?

A recent article highlight the concerns of some teachers have about the use of virtual classrooms. This may just be some good news from the lockdown mentality that so many have adopted.