Month: February 2024
Through the Looking Glass of Washington DC
If I were searching for a book title to describe the United States today, it would have to be Through the Looking Glass by Lewis Carroll. In his sequel to Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland, Alice moves through a mirror into an irrational and illogical world, which pretty much describes D.C. these days. Legislation that does…
Read More
America’s destruction is coming from the inside! Daniel Webster warned us
The Constitution Study with Host Paul Engel – We have members of Congress who do not represent the American people, government actors who took an oath to support the Constitution actively subverting it, and a judicial system more interested in advancing political agendas than pursuing justice. All because the American people placed too much confidence in their public servants and failed to oversee their conduct…
Read More
409 – Abuse of the No Fly List
while looking through recent oral arguments at the Supreme Court, I stumbled across the case FBI v. Fikre. At first, I thought it was another simple procedural case, but something about it caught my attention. The oral arguments held before the Supreme Court were about whether Mr. Fikre’s case that his rights were violated when he was placed on the No Fly List was no moot because he ad been removed from the list. As I stated looking deeper into the case though, I found intrigue worthing of a Grisham novel.
Read More
U.S. Constitution: The Ultimate Protector of Freedom
Mr. Paul Engel an author, speaker, and talk show host joins Dr. George to discuss the power of the U.S. Constitution to protect our GOD given rights and freedom.
Read More
407 – Chevron Deference
For decades, Congress has been turning over more and more lawmaking power to the Executive Branch. Frequently this is done by legislation giving the head of some agency or department the power to establish rules which have the force of law. What happens when the legislation doesn’t explicitly say that such-and-such department has the power to make a certain rule? To deal with this, courts have come up with something called “Chevron Deference”. While the case Loper Bright Enterprises, v Gina Raimondo, Secretary Of Commerce deals with who pays the salaries of federal observers on fishing boards, a more fundamental questioning of the court’s deference to government agencies interpretation of law is the cornerstone of the petitioner’s arguments.
Read More
Deceitful is the partnership between media and the US government
The Constitution Study with Host Paul Engel – Discover the hidden layers of political magic and misdirection. Uncover how magicians in Washington D.C. divert attention, with a focus on significant yet underreported events. From the mysterious placement of pipe bombs to the DOJ’s controversial actions against journalists and the NSA’s data purchases, we delve deep, challenging perceptions and revealing what lies beyond the…
Read More
The Texas standoff and Mayorkas impeachment
The Constitution Study with Host Paul Engel – The reasoning behind the impeachment articles is the state of the southern border. The unwillingness of the Biden Administration to enforce existing laws has led not only to an explosion of people entering this country illegally but disasters, both legal and humanitarian, throughout the nation. While a few states have thrown some political punches, only one so far has said enough is enough…
Read More
Duty + Honor = Character
The Constitution Study with Host Paul Engel – In these trying times, I delve into the essence of duty, honor, and character, crucial traits for America’s future. Joined by Dr. Steve LaTulippe and Brad Miller, we discuss the Texas-Dept. of Homeland Security standoff and the Declaration of Military Accountability, emphasizing the need for integrity in governance and upholding our constitutional republic.
Read More