Constitutional Governance
When we talk about constitutional governance, it means a federal government, as the Constitution refers to as "the United States," that operates within its prescribed, enumerated powers.
The Rules of Radicals
This election is less about Republican and Democrat; it is about the rule of law, individual rights, freedoms, and liberties. It is about the relationship between government and the individual citizen. It is about rejecting the rules of radicals, withstanding and persevering through their insidious attacks that are a real reflection of desperation and the potential of losing.
Who, and What, is Supreme in these United States?
Yes, vote! Many have sacrificed so that Americans have that privilege...Americans, citizens, not illegals, are supreme in America.
The Road We Should Not Travel
If we want to Live Free, how about let's stay off the Road to Serfdom—the Road to Servitude—and remember... "The Road to hell is paved with good intentions."
The Delusional and Dangerous Hypocrisy
In his inaugural address, Joe Biden gave what leftists wanted us to believe was a speech on unity. Anyone paying attention to the words and tone realized that it was a speech about conformity.
The Biggest Loser in Tuesday Night’s Presidential Debate
I took an oath to support and defend the Constitution of the United States — no statute of limitations. I take that oath seriously and wish that those who have taken it and seek to take it as president would do the same.
The Preeminent Constitutional Duty of an American President
Think constitutionally about the preeminent duties of an American president. And who do you want not just answering the phone call but sitting in that room with the most dangerous people in the world?
The State Religion of the Progressive Socialist Left
The left does not care about the rule of law, and certainly not God's Judeo-Chrisitan faith heritage, Creator, law. As Marxists, they believe that religion, as ol' Karl stated, is the opiate of the masses.
A Post-Constitutional America
We have a person sitting in the Oval Office who knows that he does not have the enumerated constitutional power to do certain things, yet does them anyways. And there are no consequences.
The Rule of Law
The rule of law exists for a reason: to maintain law and order and to be blind in holding everyone accountable. What is supposed to be a legal system is now a political and weaponized system.