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New leadership, old challenges: America’s constitutional crossroads
The Constitution Study with Host Paul Engel – A new President offers opportunities for change, but challenges persist. From Congress mishandling the TikTok ban to constitutional overreach in education, issues abound. Add border crises, COVID fallout, and an overreaching administrative state, and it’s clear we face a tough road ahead. Awareness, however, is the first step toward progress.
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From Congress to courts, we never learn
The Constitution Study with Host Paul Engel – Einstein calls repeating failures insanity, yet we persist. Congress churns out politicized results, while violence and moral decay escalate. Courts debate life and identity, echoing past mistakes. Why do we trust those who fuel division? History warns us: forgetting lessons condemns us to repeat them. Will we ever break free from this destructive cycle?
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The cost of government overreach
The Constitution Study with Host Paul Engel – The federal government overspends and overreaches, violating the Constitution and mismanaging taxpayer dollars on projects like the CHIPS Act and climate initiatives. Illegal immigration adds more financial and societal costs, as migrants receive benefits while some commit crimes without deportation. Today, I expose these issues and explore what We the People can do to address them.
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If we have a shadow president, is that a bad thing?
The Constitution Study with Host Paul Engel – Think about it: Joe Biden is pardoning people, taking foreign trips, and spending money Congress has appropriated, while people are setting policies, both domestic and foreign, based in large part on what they expect Donald Trump to do once he’s inaugurated. I see this as an excellent opportunity to compare and contrast the actual powers of…
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Escaping justice in America
The Constitution Study with Host Paul Engel – Justice is “The virtue which consists in giving to everyone what is his due.” That may mean getting justice for the victim or punishing the criminal. But when people escape justice, it generally makes us mad. This is why Biden’s recent pardon of his son Hunter caused such ire. It’s not just that the younger Biden will not…
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A billion here, a billion there: The cost of federal waste
The Constitution Study with Host Paul Engel – The federal government excels at wasting taxpayer money, from electric vehicle boondoggles to unconstitutional spending. The IRS finds new ways to snoop, while political actors bully businesses and debase the U.S. dollar. Americans pay the price as mismanagement and corruption run rampant, proving the adage: a billion here, a billion there, and soon it’s real money.
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Handful of cases at Supreme Court will greatly impact our future
The Constitution Study with Host Paul Engel – The Supreme Court’s decisions shape the nation’s future, tackling cases with profound impacts. From property damage in SWAT raids to government subsidies and land ownership limits, these legal battles raise pressing questions about accountability and constitutional boundaries. Explore the critical issues driving these cases and their significance for citizens and governance.
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War on truth
The Constitution Study with Host Paul Engel – Truth is under siege in today’s society. From media fabrications to experts pushing falsehoods, the battle over what’s real intensifies. Explore the crumbling foundation of objective truth, the rise of misinformation, and the fight to safeguard reality amidst a cultural and ideological war that challenges the very essence of truth itself.
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