On this, the 230th Anniversary of the ratification of our Bill of Rights, we shall shine a spotlight on some of those trying to redefine or destroy our Bill of Rights and why it is so vital we defeat them. I assume most Americans cherish our Bill of Rights, those first 10 Amendments to our […]
On this last day of Constitution Week, 2021, our focus narrows to State Sovereignty and We the People and their relationship to our Federal government. Noted first is that We the People became far too comfortable, especially after World War II. America prospered like never before. We innovated. We created. And, unfortunately, we closed our […]
On this day, in 1787, our U.S. Constitution was created and was ratified on March 4, 1789, forming the United States of America into a Constitutional Republic. And, what they formed is unlike anything before or after. Our Founders knew what they were doing. They had studied history. After a long and grueling War for […]
There is a lot of talk and debate about forced vaccination and even more about the possibility of a Vaccine Passport. There are many posts touting the 1905 Jacobson v. Massachusetts SCOTUS decision that upheld the state's position of forced vaccination. In his written opinion, Justice John Marshall Harlan recognized that Americans do possess the […]
One of the perks of being a Citizen of the United States of America is that we live in a Constitutional Republic, one where We the People elect Representatives to speak and act for us - for our benefit, according to our wishes. Unfortunately, over many decades, those who have been sent to Washington DC have […]
Perhaps like no other time in our history has our resolve been tested than during the past year and a half. Despite all we have gone through, millions upon millions of American Patriots remain devoted to the Red, White and Blue - to what our Flag represents. Thus, this Memorial Day 2021, it makes sense […]
Our Founders were intelligent, well-read and had studied history. They fought a long and hard battle for our unalienable (i.e., can't be taken away) rights. One of those is the right to keep and bear arms. Thus, the first point to clear up regarding our Second Amendment is this: any and every gun law is […]
All Americans should know the significance of our Bill of Rights, those first ten amendments to our U.S. Constitution. Following our War for Independence from the tyranny of King George III (1775-1783), the colonies were in need of a manner in which to truly unite as a nation, as the Articles of Confederation, written and […]
Our Founders fought against tyranny in a war that spanned eight years, ultimately freeing themselves, and their new country, from the oppressive rule they experienced under King George III of England. They believed, "We hold these truths to be self-evident, that all men are created equal, that they are endowed by their Creator with certain […]
Clearing the Air about Reparations There are those advocating, once again, that reparations be paid to Americans who are black because of slavery early on in our country's history. To hear some speak about it you would almost believe that America had actually invented slavery. Sorry, but those who believe reparations should be paid […]
The last eight words in our Declaration of Independence, a document that forever changed the world in which we live, were bold and courageous; "Our Lives, our Fortunes and our sacred Honor." Towards the beginning of the Declaration the purpose of their quest to establish an independent nation was firmly stated: "We hold these truths […]
Our Founders fought against tyranny in a war that spanned eight years, ultimately freeing themselves, and their new country, from the oppressive rule they experienced under King George III of England. They believed, "We hold these truths to be self-evident, that all men are created equal, that they are endowed by their Creator with certain […]
