Podcast
119 – Happy Thanksgiving
We spend a lot of time complaining about what is not working in America. Today I want to remind us all to give thanks for the fact that we do live in America.
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118 – Zombie Federal Programs
When I say zombies, I don’t mean World War Z or an episode of The Walking Dead. I’m talking about what Ronald Reagan described as the closest thing to eternal life on earth: Government programs that never die. We’ll discuss these next, on The Constitution Study.
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117 – The Philosophy of the School Room
I found a Abraham Lincoln quote a while back that really caught my attention. We’ll ponder that next, on The Constitution Study.
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116 – November Livestream – Secession
I was asked a question the other day that I thought would make a good article. Did the southern states have a right to secede from the union? And what does that mean for those talking about the state of Texas seceding today?
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115 – Is Taxation Theft?
I often hear people say “Taxation is theft”, but is that true? We’ll ponder that next, on The Constitution Study.
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114 – FL Red Flag Law Abused – I Warned You
It’s considered impolite to say, “I told you so”, but here I think it’s an important reminder of the need to know what legislation can do before actually making it law. In an article from Fox 4 Southwest Florida we see several examples of a so called Red Flag Law being abused, not only against innocent adults, but against children as well.
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113 – America’s Future
Yes, there are issues in our country. There are several things that I am worried about, but only one that really makes my hair stand on end. We’ll ponder that next, on The Constitution Study.
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112 – Twisted Judiciary
There are times I weep for the state of our legal system. A perfect example is the case Jessup v. City of Fresno, where the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals said that the possibility that law-enforcement officers store significant amounts of money during the execution of a warrant was not covered under the fourth and 14th amendment of the U.S. Constitution.
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