Month: January 2025
So long, Joe… and thanks for all the manure!
The Constitution Study with Host Paul Engel – Not only has Joe Biden been closing out his presidency by pardoning a long list of murders, rapists, and drug dealers, but after months of saying he would never do it, he not only pardoned his son Hunter and gave him a grant of immunity for any other crimes he committed while Joe was in office. Then, he awarded the second highest civilian…
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The overpowered judiciary
The Constitution Study with Host Paul Engel – Many view the judiciary as the most powerful branch of government, referring to its decisions as “settled law.” But the judicial branch wields neither force nor will—only judgment. Exploring Chief Justice Roberts’ concerns and recent events, we uncover why true judicial independence must come with limited power to preserve the balance of government.
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Trump Sentenced to Unconditional Release in New York Case: 5 Things to Know
The president-elect declared his innocence and decried the case as a political ‘witch-hunt.’
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California Officials Knew of LA’s Fire Risks Back in July 2024 and Did Nothing
https://bonginoreport.com/swamp-watch/california-officials-knew-of-las-fire-risks-back-in-july-2024-and-did-nothing
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Americans Continue Moving South for Jobs, Lower Taxes: Surveys
South Carolina tops U-Haul’s 2024 ‘growth states’ list for the first time, while California continues to experience population outflow.
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The serious decline of civics in America
The Constitution Study with Host Paul Engel – How can we defend our rights if we don’t know what they are or how they’re protected? A lack of civic literacy has left many Americans unaware and vulnerable. Blame often falls on the education system, but what role do parents and communities play? Understanding and defending our rights starts with reading and studying the U.S. Constitution diligently.
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Wisconsin Senate OKs Voter ID Amendment
Wisconsin’s latest proposed constitutional amendment is on the fast track to the voters.
The Wisconsin Senate on Wednesday approved the proposal to ask voters whether they want to constitutionally protect the state’s voter ID law.
Within a Month, Six Largest U.S. Banks Leave UN Net-Zero Banking Alliance
Within one month of each other, six of the largest U.S. banks left the United Nations Net-Zero Banking Alliance (NZBA) not soon after Donald Trump was elected president.
Last month, Goldman Sachs was the first to withdraw from the alliance, followed by Wells Fargo, The Center Square reported.