Month: June 2024
Losing trust in the ’24 elections
The Constitution Study with Host Paul Engel – The fundamental feature of a republican form of government is the people’s trust in their elected representatives. Starting from the 2000 election to recent times, controversies have plagued the electoral process. As the 2024 election approaches, we face new allegations of interference. If trust in our elections erodes, we risk becoming a republic in name only, losing the essence of self-governance.
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Constitution Study Events
Recently there was a lot of concern around the World Health Organization’s Pandemic Agreement. While most of the talking heads referred to this as a treaty and that it would be legally binding, it would have been neither. This got me thinking, while I did an article about the agreement and was on a couple…
Stansbury Elementary Catechism
I stumbled across this document and think it would make a great teaching tool. Click to access elementary_catechism_on_the_constitution.pdf Stansbury Elementary Catechism on the Constitution of the United States What do you think about doing this as Patriot’s study?
Practicing medicine or just playing doctor
The Constitution Study with Host Paul Engel – We all remember playing doctor as kids, but what happens when your real doctor feels more like an assembly line worker? From signing in to checkout, it’s a series of routines and guidelines. Are they truly practicing medicine or just following bureaucratic directives? This experience raises important questions about the state of modern healthcare.
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Why the judges shall rule the earth
The Constitution Study with Host Paul Engel – Judges wield significant power, often in ways that challenge constitutional boundaries. Alexander Hamilton noted their intended limitations in Federalist #78, yet modern judges frequently shape laws based on personal beliefs. This piece explores the implications of such judicial actions on our rights and questions how unelected officials can make crucial decisions in a democratic society.
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The January 6th coup you probably haven’t heard about
The Constitution Study with Host Paul Engel – With claims of a January 6th insurrection, a covert coup unfolds. The Speaker of the House delays National Guard assistance, while top military officials allegedly manipulate orders from the Commander in Chief. This breach of command authority challenges civilian control over the military, raising concerns about corruption within government agencies like the FBI, FCC, and Department of Energy.
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426 – Fraternal Twin Court Cases Point to the Death of Justice Worldwide
Late May in the United States is usually a time of cook-outs and remembrance as we memorialize those who gave their lives in service to this country. 2024 however, should be remember for another death, the death of courts of justice.
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Are we being deceived by corporate media?
The Constitution Study with Host Paul Engel – Thomas Jefferson’s skepticism about newspapers rings true today. I question everything I hear in the media, especially political news and economic reports. With misleading job market data and biased candidate information, how can we make informed decisions? Discover how media misinformation impacts our lives and what we can do to navigate this challenging landscape.
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