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Year: 2021

Knowing Your Rights – August 2021

I had a great time touring the Northern Plains this August. I want to say thank you to all the wonderful people who showed up, asked questions, and hopefully felt a seed of hope & liberty planted in their hearts. Check out some of the stops I made, some of the places I saw, and…

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280 – Eviction Moratorium Fiasco

There has been a fair amount of focus lately on the CDC eviction moratorium, including court findings and the fact that President Biden ignored them. By doing some research, we can find out the facts of this case, including the good, bad, and ugly when it comes to the constitutionality of the different actions. Let’s take a look at those details, and determine for ourselves what we should do about it.

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Constituition Study Q&A – August 26, 2021

You bring your questions, I’ll bring the answers.

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Constitution Study Live Q&A

You bring your questions, I’ll bring the answers.

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279 – Eminent Domain or Theft?

Are you familiar with eminent domain? Do you know where that is authorized in the Constitution of the United States? Do you know the requirements and limitations of eminent domain? A recent case out the Supreme Court shows just how dangerous it is for We the People to not know what the Constitution says. According to this court, not only does Congress have the authority to use eminent domain, but to authorize private companies to use that power for their own private gain. Sadly, not only the courts, but most Americans believe that it’s legal.

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278 – Arizona Voting Integrity Laws

There have been a lot of claims lately that all voter integrity laws from republicans are racist while all from democratic are a move toward free and fair elections. Beyond the partisan propaganda, a recent case at the Supreme Court asked the question, was Arizona’s election laws racist? Specifically does the out-of-precinct policy or ballot-collection law violate Section 2 of the Voting Rights Act.

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Constitution Study Q&A

This week I will be in Grand Forks, ND. If I can get al the technology to work, you will be joining me in front of a live audience!

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277 – California v. Texas

I have written before about the constitutional problems with the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act, (known as ObamaCare), not to mention the Supreme Court’s repeated machinations to make it appear to be legal. But recent case that the court declined to hear shows just how corrupt and untrustworthy these black robed oligarchs are.

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