Leftist Hive Mind Is Banning Ideas
Here is Laurie Higgins: Democrats have long pretended to be the party that fights to protect the little guy, all the while privately cozying up with Big Business, Big Tech, and Big Brother’s Press…
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Court as Supreme Is Antithetical to Founders’ Vision
This new article has been added to this page — I encourage everyone to peruse the articles there. Too few people have been properly taught about the Constitutional role of the U.S. Supreme Court….
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Trump Heroically Defies a Lawless Supreme Court
We are not governed by the Supreme Court, but rather by three branches of government. The Supreme Court is the highest court, not the highest governing body. It has limited powers, not unlimited. For…
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Independence Day and the ‘Woke’ Revolution
By Bruce Thornton: Not since the Civil War has Independence Day been celebrated amidst such threats to our country’s political heritage. The riots and bombings of the Sixties and Seventies were more lethal and…
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Thousands Of Churches Are About To Defy Lockdown Orders. It’s About Time
By John Daniel Davidson: Churchgoers across the country are reasserting their fundamental rights of conscience—rights that too many political leaders have forgotten or denied. On Friday, President Trump said churches and houses of worship are…
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Our Dress Rehearsal for a Police State
Yesterday in “The Latest” section of this website I excerpted and linked to Mark Glennon’s article “Indifference to Illegality of Illinois Stay-at-Home Order is Frightening.” Below is Dennis Prager on the same topic. (Attention…
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Indifference to Illegality of Illinois Stay-at-Home Order is Frightening
By Mark Glennon: Over two thousand years ago, Marcus Tullius Cicero devoted his life to a struggle to preserve the best of the Roman Republic – constitutional checks on power, the rule of law…
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Attorney General Barr warns governments not to violate people’s civil rights
By Andrea Widburg: On Monday, Attorney General Bill Barr issued a formal memorandum to “the Assistant Attorney General for Civil Rights and all United States Attorneys.” In it, he advised them that the Wuhan…
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Democrats’ Fascism Shines Through
By Don Feder: Totalitarians expect their commands to be obeyed instantly – and without question. Someone once said that if fascism ever comes to America, it will come in the guise of fighting fascism….
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‘It’s a Free Country, Brother’
By Victor Davis Hanson: Thank God for the Bill of Rights. In this current crisis, the longest if not the first complete shutdown in U.S. history, the freedoms of American democracy are being tested…
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Pandemic Panic Has Magnified The Worst Impulses Of The Power-Hungry Elite
By Stella Morabito: This pandemic has exposed the motives of our self-appointed betters in D.C. and the media, pushing anti-American policies to give themselves more power. For all the American people’s common efforts to…
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There’s a constitutional reckoning coming for overreaching governors
From the Convention Of States: “This deviation from constitutional democracy must not be allowed to become established precedent.” The following was written by constitutional lawyer Michael Farris and originally published on his Facebook page….
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Reason, Emergencies, and Self-Government
By Angelo Codevilla: In the time of COVID-19, the primary practical problem is that any number of persons who hold positions of power have taken to exercising their statutory authority—and often much much more—to…
Read MoreNo One Year Can Unlock the Meaning of America
By John G. Turner: The New York Times’s 1619 Project and some of its critics fall prey to the same error in seeking to explain our nation’s history.
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What Was Revolutionary About the American Revolution?
A new video from Prager University: Everyone knows the basics of the American Revolution: thirteen North American colonies revolted against British rule and won their independence. But there’s much more to the story: the…
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