The Study Corner

253 – Congressional Speech Police

Did you hear about the representatives who pressured cable providers to stop hosting news outlets they don’t like? No, that isn’t the straight line to a joke, it’s real life. And if we aren’t careful, it’s free speech in America that will become a joke.

251 – Is a federal Minimum Wage law Constitutional?

There’s a lot of talk lately about a new federal minimum wage. I thought this would be a good time not only to ask the question, is it constitutional, but to look at a couple of supreme Court cases about it from our history.

248 – More Examples of State’s Infringing on Rights and Liberties

When it comes to rights and liberty, 2020 was a dumpster fire. Tonight, I want to look at some of the more recent examples of states infringing on the rights of their people, and discuss what the American people have taught their governments.

247 – Compulsory Voting

Do the American people have a right to vote or a duty? The difference may seem minor, but according to a proposed bill in Connecticut, it’s the difference between whether or not you can be fined for not voting.

245 – Is the Second Trump Impeachment Constitutional?

There’s been a lot of chatter about the second Trump impeachment. Some claim it is constitutional, others say no. The word “unprecedented” seems to be in just about every article about the topic. I think it’s time we look at this subject and see what the Constitution says about the topic.

243 – Massachusetts v. New Hampshire Interstate Income Tax Suit

New Hampshire actually sued Massachusetts back in October, 2020, but with all that has been going on, it didn’t float to the top of my list. Now, at this point, I thought it would be a good time to take a break from our regular government insanity and look at something a little closer to home. This is not just for those in New Hampshire though, because this case has implications for every small business owner in America.

When New Hampshire originally sued Massachusetts, it seemed it was only about collecting income tax from non-residents. After I looked at the complaint though, I think we should make the exact same argument about interstate sales taxes as well.

241 – State Extortion

I see it all the time in the media. Examples of states intimidating and extorting their own citizens in an effort to consolidate their power. So today, I want to look at some of the recent examples of this and give you some tools to protect yourself and your neighbors.

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