Tag: constitution
Gun Control & Roe v. Wade – Supreme Court Rulings
This week, Liberals got a double-shot of bad news from opinions handed down from the United States Supreme Court. Even as Congress...
Gaslighting in a Perfect World
If you’re like me (and you are, sometimes), you’re having trouble making sense of our base systems these days. There appears to...
What if we forget what freedom feels like?
The United States of America, at 245 years old this July 4th, is mere baby compared to many of the European or...
The Social Contract
This article was originally written as a Facebook post. After having been shared, and then re-shared a couple years later, I...
Government Limitations on Firearms Ownership
I’ve read recently where the current administration/Congress is contemplating adding many new costs and hurdles to those that buy, sell, or trade...
One night in a Benihana.
Undoubtedly it was the nanny’s night off. The real adults in the room now need to show them who is boss.
Do we still want Limited Government?
When what became known as the Constitutional Convention ended, the resulting document was an astounding piece of work. The experiment of self-governance,...
Report Card
The USA was and is an odd experiment of a country. From 1776 to now, we have tried an unusual system of...
Anti-Constitution Constitutionalism, and other Postmodernist Ramblings
To understand those who believe in a ‘living document’ interpretation of the Constitution, it helps to understand that they study constitutional law...
Why I Joined the NRA – and Why You Should Too!
I just joined the NRA – literally just seconds ago, (at the time I originally wrote this).
I...
