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The SAVE Act will NOT save the republic
The Constitution Study with Host Paul Engel – Trump recently said he would only sign the renewal of another unconstitutional bill, the renewal of Section 702 of the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act, if it included the SAVE Act. He wants Congress to pass not just one unconstitutional infringement on the rights of the people and their states, but two…
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To get past racism, Americans must stop being racist
The Constitution Study with Host Paul Engel – Racism still exists in America today. Not the racism of the 1960s, but the so-called “reverse” racism, the racism of law expectations. The racism of government policies that require voting districts to be set up not based on geography, but based on race. Policies that encourage companies to hire not based on merit or ability, but on the color of…
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Hoplophobia and the fear of an armed citizenry
The Constitution Study with Host Paul Engel – Government scare tactics, along with media hype, have left much of the nation with a severe case of hoplophobia. So severe that they never consider the dangers of restricting gun access. They focus on guns used for crimes while ignoring when they are used to save lives. They never consider that by limiting the number of guns, they not only limit the…
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What is the code of conduct for public officials?
The Constitution Study with Host Paul Engel – Trump has asked Senate Majority Leader John Thune to “fire” the Senate Parliamentarian. Is it based on evidence of some criminal or unethical activities? No. Apparently, Trump wants the parliamentarian fired because Trump isn’t getting his way. Is that the code of conduct we expect from the President? Georgia Rep. Andrew Clyde has filed articles of…
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Keeping the republic in a lawless age
The Constitution Study with Host Paul Engel – America’s republic faces pressure from citizens, courts, and federal agencies that disregard constitutional limits. From FBI misconduct to appliance regulations and sweeping Google data demands, Richard Mack argues that liberty survives only when officials honor their oaths and citizens defend the Constitution against corruption, judicial overreach, and centralized power…
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Why the Golden State no longer glitters
The Constitution Study with Host Paul Engel – From allegations of election fraud, voter registration, and questionable policies, the shine has truly left the Golden State. How else do you explain the recent exodus from a state with such beautiful scenery and abundant natural resources? With all of the advantages California has, it had to work really hard to drive so many people away…
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What role do government and social media play in protecting your privacy?
The Constitution Study with Host Paul Engel – People claim to value their privacy, but share their most personal information with entities that most of whom will sell that data. All for the convenience of our modern world. Then, when their privacy is violated, they claim it was someone else’s job to protect it. I’m here to tell you, the person primarily responsible for protecting your privacy is…
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Live by the bribe, die by the bribe
The Constitution Study with Host Paul Engel – Governments exercise their unjust powers through bribery. Some government actor promises you something, generally in exchange for your vote, then threatens to remove that promise if you don’t continue to support them. Similarly, the federal government bribes the states with money, then threatens to take it away if they don’t…
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