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Electoral College & Feinstein’s Felon

KrisAnne Hall Do you want to have a show stopping argument against the National Popular Vote argument? Have you heard of the massive illegal activity of Feinstein's Felon? That's why ...

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Truth About Treaties

April 11, 2019 Constitution / Treaties 0

by KrisAnne Hall, JD Constitutionally speaking a treaty is a very specific federal act that must be established under conditions established by the Constitution.  Every “deal” is not a treaty ...

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Electoral College vs the National Popular Vote: Good Morning Liberty 04-10-19

By: Michael Boldin The attacks on the electoral college have been ramping up, with the ACLU publicly stating they’ve been “opposed” to it since 1969. In this episode of Good ...

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Obamacare’s Unhappy Anniversary

by Ron Paul Last month marked nine years since the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (popularly known as Obamacare) became law. Obamacare’s proponents promised that the law would reduce ...

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Gun Control, the Dick Act of 1903, Bills of Attainder & Ex Post Facto Laws

by Publius Huldah The latest round of rubbish flooding our in boxes is an ignorant rant claiming that the Dick Act of 1903 (which the purveyors of rubbish claim respects ...

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What is “Federalism”?

by Publius Huldah I’ll explain it:  With our Constitution, we created a federal  FORM of government:  A federation of Sovereign States united together ONLY for those limited purposes enumerated in ...

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The Green Bad Deal

by Ron Paul The recently-proposed Green New Deal is proof that climate change is for progressive Democrats what terrorism is for neoconservative Republicans: a ready-made excuse to expand government and ...

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Nuclear Option Needed to Confirm Judges

John and Andy Schlafly The vast majority of President Trump’s nominees to the federal district courts have been blocked by Democrats in the Senate. Some of them have languished for ...

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Today in History: Coinage Act of 1792 Passed

By: Dave Benner Today in history, the Coinage Act of 1792 was passed. It was the first attempt, under the current Constitution, to establish a coinage system for the United ...

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More evidence the feds are exceeding their powers

By: Rob Natelson Scholars working on the Documentary History of the Ratification of the Constitution are approaching the end of the project they began in the 1970s, yet they continue to publish ...

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