For those who predict that the American experiment can’t last, and who worry the social fabric is disintegrating at a time of rising political division, it’s worth remembering that back when the ink had barely dried...
Read MoreAs we celebrate our founding, remember ‘consent of the governed’ is fundamental. And it is that principle Democrats are seeking to eradicate. This post has been republished with permission from a publicly-available...
Read MoreFirst things first. And this is probably the understatement of the year: THANK YOU! I can’t thank you enough for being part of this movement for the Constitution and liberty with me. Whether you’ve been here for just one day, or...
Read MoreThe goal isn’t merely to just falsify our history, but to do so in a way that breeds further division within the country. This post has been republished with permission from a publicly-available RSS feed found on The Federalist....
Read MoreThis is the third in a series of essays defending our Constitution against unfair accusations from so-called “progressives.” The first essay rebutted the charge that the Constitution discriminated against women....
Read MoreWill Supremes Unleash Biden Red Flag Gun Raids? Authored by James Bovard via JimBovard.com, A gun seizure case before the Supreme Court could open the flood-gates to warrantless searches… President Joe Biden launched...
Read MoreThis is the 200th anniversary of the publication of one of the best American books on trade policy by one of the most thoughtful and least appreciated political analysts of the Founding Fathers era. I ran into John Taylor of...
Read MoreIf you take a standard American history course at your college or university, they professor will probably tell you that the “antifederalists” opposed the Constitution because it did not contain a bill of rights. Period. That’s...
Read MoreIs The U.S. Going The Way Of Afghanistan? Authored by James Bovard via The American Institute for Economic Research, Acrimony and recriminations continue to swirl around the 2020 presidential election. Three out of four...
Read MoreAcrimony and recriminations continue to swirl around the 2020 presidential election. Three out of four Republicans believe that there was “widespread fraud” in the election, while Democrats have sought to turn criticisms of the...
Read MoreThe Founders and Old Revolutionaries told us that liberty would only be safe when the people rejected and resisted usurpations early and often – nip the shoots of arbitrary power in the bud was the maxim. They even provided us...
Read MoreOne of the most noteworthy aspects of the Kennedy assassination is the silence among conservative, reform-oriented libertarians on the national-security state’s assassination of President John F. Kennedy. What’s up with that?...
Read MoreDoug welcomes to the show Mike Maharrey of the Tenth Amendment Center and his friend Colby to discuss the topic of Federalism: What is it ideally? How is it supposed to work? How does it work in reality? How does the US model...
Read MoreIn the Appendix to Common Sense, first published on January 10, 1776 – Thomas Paine wrote about the “birthday of a new world,” with this timeless reminder that fits today – and every single day of the year: “We have it in our...
Read MoreIsolationism: A History of America’s Efforts To Shield Itself From the World, by Charles A. Kupchan, Oxford University Press, 464 pages, $29.95 It is not unusual for intellectuals who study U.S. history to conflate the...
Read MoreAs nobody before, Thomas Paine stirred ordinary people to defend their liberty. He wrote the three top-selling literary works of the eighteenth century, which inspired the American Revolution, issued a historic battle cry for...
Read MoreEarlier this year, Germany’s Parliament passed an amendment to outlaw the burning of foreign flags, including the flag of the European Union. The vote was in response to an anti-Israel rally held on the streets of Berlin in...
Read MorePresident Donald Trump signed a new executive order Friday, released on Monday, mandating new federal buildings be constructed using classical architecture absent “exceptional factors” necessitating a Read More This post has...
Read MoreThe 2020 presidential election has been the most divisive in many people’s living memory. Not only has there been the anger and fury over whether Donald Trump or Joe Biden should occupy the White House come January 20, 2021,...
Read MoreToday in 1790, Congress moved the seat of government from New York to Philadelphia. The transition was the product of a political compromise, a 10-year interim solution before the capitol would be moved to the South. The deal...
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