The High Cost of Political Capture
by Brent Orrell Politics doesn’t just make strange bedfellows; it can also make self-dealing ones. A new study of the economic impact of the $787 billion 2009 American Recovery ...
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The Man Who Police Gave Photos of Trump’s Would-Be Assassin to Was Not Secret Service
Matt Vespa | July 22, 2024 7:00 AM United States Secret Service Director Kimberly Cheatle is expected to be grilled during her testimony before the House Oversight Committee. I have no ...
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Three Massive Wins for the Right Over 18 Hours Fundamentally Changes America’s Future
by MATT A MAYER Trump’s debate win, along with the two Supreme Court decisions, represent the beginning phase of reinvigorating the Constitution and restoring the American Promise. Isn’t ...
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The Invasion of Arizona (or Texas or any State)– The Remedy When The Federal Government Refuses To Do Its Duty
By Joanna Martin aka Publius Huldah Article IV, §4, U.S. Constitution, requires The United States to protect each of the States against Invasion. It says: The United States shall ...
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Edenton Tea Party: An American First
Written by Dr. Troy L. Kickler Many Americans have heard of the Boston Tea Party of 1773. Far less can tell of the Edenton Tea Party of 1774. I can count a few, ...
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The National Debt is a National Curse
By: Michael Boldin The national debt is a national curse. That’s not just our view, it’s how James Madison described it. "I go on the principle that a Public Debt is ...
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ATF Pistol Brace Rule: An “Experiment of your Disposition”
By: Michael Boldin With an enforcement deadline looming at the end of May, potentially affecting millions of stabilizing braces, the new ATF rule is – as the founders told us – ...
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FDR’s Other ‘Day of Infamy’: When the US Government Seized All Citizens’ Gold
by Lawrence W. Reed Ninety years ago, Franklin Roosevelt told Americans they had less than a month to hand over their gold or face up to ten years in prison. ...
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The Lesson of Newburgh
by Miles Smith IV Two hundred and forty years ago this week, a group of officers of the Continental Army gathered in Newburgh, New York. The officers—relatively youthful men, many ...
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War and the Constitution
By: Judge Andrew Napolitano Can the president fight any war he wishes? Can Congress fund any war it chooses? Are there constitutional and legal requirements that must first be met before ...
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