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206 – Federal Landlords
I heard about this order from the CDC, and at first I couldn’t believe it. Not that those in the federal government would issue such an order, but that it would come from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. So I found the notice in the Federal Register, (the list of federal laws, regulations, and orders) and read it for myself.
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205 – James Madison on Property
I’ve talked a lot lately about the protections of our rights, including life, liberty, and property. Yet most Americans have a very limited view of their property. So I thought this would be a good time to review James Madison’s opinion on the subject.
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203 – Can Some Good Come Out of These Lockdowns?
A recent article highlight the concerns of some teachers have about the use of virtual classrooms. This may just be some good news from the lockdown mentality that so many have adopted.
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202 – State Rulers vs Servants?
Recently, I found another example, of another state government assuming the tyrannical authority of rulership over the citizens of the state they was hired to serve. This governmental overreach comes out of the great State of Texas
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201 – Citizen, Heal Thyself
I love when everyday Americans reach out and either ask questions or make suggestions. Tonight I’m going to talk about just one suggestion. What is the duty of everyday Americans to uphold the Constitution.
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200 – Could Nancy Pelosi Become President?
Between stories on the net and questions I’ve been asked over the last week, it seems a significant number of Americans are obsessed with the idea that Nancy Pelosi could become President on January 20th, 2021. So I decided we should settle down the hysteria and look at the facts of what would happen if there is a problem with the Presidential election.
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199 – George Orwell Warned Us
In his book 1984 Orwell said “In the end the Party would announce that two and two made five, and you would have to believe it.” In what appears to be a case of life imitating art, we now have a PhD. student at Harvard claiming that two plus two can equal five. Further proof that while anyone can be wrong, it takes education for people to get that stupid.
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198 – Reliable Sources?
There’s a reason why I go back to original sources when I study, whether it’s the Constitution or a news event. Because I have learned over the years that it is unsafe to trust what other people say without verifying for myself. There have been plenty of examples through out our history, and the recent “pandemic” is just another.
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