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Constitution & Law
The Constitutionality of Long Distance Air Strikes – Part 2
Last week, when I stated that I was troubled by the lack of constitutional authority I could find for the president’s action with regard to Qasem Soleimani, I received more emails than I have for quite some time. And it appears we are not done with the topic. Trump produced …
Why the States must Nullify the National Voter Registration Act Now!
From the earliest days of our Republic, 1 some years before our federal Constitution of 1787 was ratified; 2 the Citizens of the States determined the qualifications for voting, and memorialized these qualifications in their State Constitutions. In keeping with this hallowed practice, the Citizens of North Carolina recently amended …
The Constitutionality of Long Distance Air Strikes
The recent assassination of Iranian military leader Qasem Soleimani carried out by United States military personnel under orders from President Donald J. Trump has caused much turmoil in America. From the instant that the details of the deadly mission were announced, critics of the president have been shrill in their …
War – What Does The Constitution & The Bible Have To Say About It?
As things heat up again in the Middle East concerning Iran, and a missile strike has taken out a top general, isn’t it time that Americans take a look at what the Bible and the Constitution say about war? Isn’t it time we understood how a standing army is a …
Alan Keyes & Publius Huldah Connect The Dots On The USMCA, An Article V Convention, North American Union & Gun Confiscation (Video)
In the middle of November, I had constitutional scholar Publius Huldah on my radio show to discuss how red flag laws, the USMCA and those promoting an Article V convention are leading America on a road to tyranny. Recently, Dr. Alan Keyes had PH on as his guest on his …
Article 5 of the US Constitution: What “Convention of States Project” (COS) Isn’t Telling You
Article 5 provides two ways to amend our Constitution: Congress (1) proposes amendments and sends them to the States for ratification (this was done with our existing 27 Amendments); or (2) calls a convention for proposing amendments if two-thirds of the State Legislatures apply for it. We’ve never had a …
What Does The Constitution Require For Impeachment Of A Sitting President?
A new CBS News poll conducted by YouGov shows 55% of Americans think the newly opened probe for the impeachment of this President is necessary, while 45% of Americans think it is unnecessary. Last Tuesday, House Speaker Nancy Pelosi announced a formal impeachment inquiry into the President after a “so-called” …
So, You Think Trump Wants To Get Rid Of The Fed?
Yes, he does. The Federal Reserve System is collapsing due to the inherent instability of a monetary system, not based on gold & silver, but on the Fed’s “right” to create “money” out of thin air 1 which it then lends to the US Treasury (and is added to the …
What Does Separation of Church and State Mean?
Our recent national observation of what is called “Labor Day” got me to thinking. When we observe national holidays, what, exactly, are we celebrating? And when I consider how fashionable is the modern focus on “diversity” it makes me wonder how past American leaders could ever have come together to establish any …
Read the Commerce Clause In The Light Cast By The Other Parts Of Our Constitution
The parts of our federal Constitution are so interrelated that it is impossible to understand a single clause therein without considering all of the other provisions of our Constitution. Article I, §8, clause 3, US Constitution, states: “The Congress shall have Power … To regulate Commerce with foreign Nations, and …
