Podcast
147 – Pondering Where you get your Information
Last week I was at both the National Religious Broadcasters and a Teach Them Diligently Homeschoolers conferences. While it was great to meet with people interested in learning about the Constitution, I did walk away with one question. Where do you get your information, and why? So we’ll ponder that next, on The Constitution Study.
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The Constitution Primer, Bismark, ND
I want to thank everyone that helped put together The Constitution Primer event in Bismark, ND. Sponsors, volunteers, and technicians all came together to make the event what it was. And I want to thank everyone to took the time out of their busy day to come and learn about the Constitution. I’ve included some…
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146 – Freedom of Speech in Connecticut
I found this article about two students at the University of Connecticut who were arrest because of what they said. This incident, and the reaction to it shows how little most Americans know about the Constitution or the blessings of liberty it was designed to protect.
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145 – Ponder Being Ruled
I’ve noticed a trend in the comments and questions indicating people seem to want to be ruled. So we’ll ponder that next, on The Constitution Study
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144 – Does Congress have the Authority to Tax Wealth?
Democratic candidate for President Elizabeth Warren is proposing a “wealth tax”. But does Congress even have the authority to pass such legislation?
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143 – Ponder Federal Gun Licensing
I recently saw more senators supporting a federal gun licensing bill. We’ll ponder what that means next, on The Constitution Study.
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142 – Hawaii’s Attempt to Bring Sanity to Civil Asset Forfeiture
I’ve written before about the evils of Civil Asset Forfeiture. So when I saw that Hawaii’s Legislature had a bill to curb this vile practice, I just had to research it further.
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