second amendment

261 – Battle of Lexington

On the morning of April 19th, 1775 the actions of a few would have an impact that would resound throughout history. Most of us were taught about “The shot heard ’round the world”, but have you learned what led up to that event? Let’s take the 246th anniversary of this famous event to remind ourselves how we got here.

Paul Engel

161 – Ponder Asking for Your Rights

I heard a podcaster talking about the difference between regulating rights and infringing on rights. Well the sad truth is, the power to regulate is the power to infringe. We’ll ponder this next, on The Constitution Study.

Paul Engel

156 – H.R.5717 – Conspiracy to Commit Theft and Fraud

We cherish freedom of speech in this country. We even protect the ability of those in Congress to speak freely, even exempting them from arrest or questioning about what they say in either the House or Senate. But what Rep. Henry Johnson Jr. (D-GA-4) and his 18 cosponsors have proposed in H.R. 5717 is not only a violation of the law, but a violation of the very purpose of the federal government as stated in the U.S. Constitution.

Paul Engel

152 – Are Illegal Warrants Killing Us?

A 21 year old man is dead today. The facts presented by the family and eyewitnesses should be disturbing to all of us. Are we secure in our homes? Under what circumstances does government have the authority to conduct armed raids?

Paul Engel

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.

Paul Engel

140 – WV Legislature Gives Lesson on Constitution

I saw an article about what appeared to be another example of a state bill nullifying federal gun control laws. When I read the actual legislation though, I saw much more more.

Paul Engel

134 – Kansas Bill to Nullify Red Flag Laws

You’ve probably heard about the Second Amendment Sanctuary movement in Virginia. While it is the counties that are standing up for your right in that state, the Kansas legislature has proposed a bill that would protect the rights of all the citizens in their state.