Oppose a Disease at its Beginning
Allowing government to take even a single step beyond the limits of the constitution sets a precedent for more and more…and more. “Like a cancer, it eats faster and faster …
John Adams
Free Speech Under Attack: The Sedition Act of 1798
On July 14, 1798 – John Adams signed the Sedition Act into law. This is one of the most egregious violations of the Constitution in history – criminalizing free speech …
Partisan Hacks Laughing All the Way to the Bank
We were warned – founder after founder railed against factions and partisanship. Yet here we are today – where insane spending, money printing, and debt is described as either good …
The Real Revolution: James Otis vs the Writs of Assistance
The revolution started years before the war commenced – a change in the views and sentiments of the people. And we can trace the beginning of the controversy between Great …
Totally Dissolved: The Lee Resolution and Independence
June 7, 1776: Following instructions from Virginia’s Fifth Revolutionary Convention, Richard Henry Lee introduced a resolution in the Second Continental Congress to declare independence, along with a call to form …
The Free World Died of COVID-19
As someone with a background in foreign policy and international affairs, I am often asked to discuss the ramifications of having Joe Biden as the so-called leader of the Free …
Autocracy Versus Democracy Or China Versus America?
Autocracy Versus Democracy Or China Versus America? Authored by Pat Buchanan via Buchanan.org, “I’ve known Xi Jinping for a long time. … He doesn’t have a democratic — with a …
The Nullification Movement is a Revolution in Thought
This article is excerpted from the 2017 State of the Nullification Movement Report. Read or download the latest edition here. And, become a member here to support the TAC. We are …
We Don’t Need No Stinkin’ Permission
The 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 …
Is There a Future for Fusionism?
There’s a well-worn tale about modern American conservatism: It says that the movement as we know it came into being during the mid–20th century as a “fusionist” coalition of economic …