A friendly Reminder

Have the recent actions of the government of the State of Florida been protecting liberty, or installing their own form of tyranny? Can governments be allowed to protect some rights by infringing on others? Can the American people put aside their political partisanship long enough to see their rights are in jeopardy? Many people have pointed to Florida as an example of a state protecting the rights and liberty of its citizens. They point to the state’s responses to COVID and

Ronald Reagan warned us that unless we fight for liberty, we would one day have to explain it to our children. Today, we have to explain to the younger generations what is was like when freedom of religion, freedom of speech, freedom of press, even to be secure from unreasonable searches and seizures were cherished in America. So will the American people fight for their liberty, or will we sit by and watch it be destroyed? . . . freedom is never more than one generation away

Only days after presiding over the worst military disaster in American history, Joe Biden told us that his “patience is running thin” with those who have not agreed to be lab rats in the most massive human experiment in the history of mankind. Chastising those who have not yet taken the jab, he asked, “What more do you need to see?” In just seven months, Biden has decimated the American economy, destroyed the livelihoods of millions of Americans, opened our borders to our ene

What makes September 17th a day the American people should celebrate every year? Is the Constitution of the United States relevant anymore? Today, we should not only remember the Constitution, it’s purpose as well. On September 17, 1787, the members of the Continental Congress signed the Constitution for the United States of America and sent it to the states for ratification. If I were to review the “State of the Constitution” in 2021, I would have to say it is not good, not

Texas SB8 is not the violation of a “constitutionally protected right established by Roe v. Wade” that you’ve been told. Texas SB8 is a unique law, apparently crafted specifically tailored to comply with the Roe v. Wade opinion. The Supreme Court did not “overturn Roe”, they simply refused to issue an injunction against the law because, by their own precedent, they couldn’t. The recent Texas law SB8 has been described as an attack on the right to abortion. The case challengin

The disorganized departure of American troops from Afghanistan was difficult to watch and even more difficult for patriotic Americans to contemplate.  On the one hand, Joe Biden is congratulating himself for an “extraordinary success,” despite the fact that his policies resulted in the death of 13 American soldiers, the abandonment of Americans behind enemy lines, and the loss of 85 billion dollars in military equipment. On the other hand, conservative pundits are denouncing

Are you familiar with the Due Process Clauses of the Constitution? Do you know what terms like liberty, property, and Due Process mean? Why are Due Process protections so important to your personal liberty. I’ve been talking a lot recently about the Due Process Clauses in the Fifth and Fourteenth Amendments. Why? Because they seem to be lost in the noise created by the current legal climate. I thought it would be a good time to dive deeper into these two clauses, both so we c

Contrary to much of the reporting, the Supreme Court did not find this moratorium unconstitutional, only not authorized by the law. While the courts have almost universally agreed that the CDC does not have the legal authority to issue a nationwide evictions moratorium, they have also tended stay or leave a stay in place rather than stop it. Each and every court has missed one very crucial and constitutional point, this moratorium is a violation of the Fifth Amendment. There

When does a government “taking” morph from eminent domain into theft? Does government have the just power to transfer property from one private entity to another? What happens when Congress grants to itself the authority to simply declare something a “public necessity” and demand you hand over your rights? Are you familiar with eminent domain? Do you know where that’s authorized in the Constitution of the United States? Do you know the requirements and limitations of eminent

How far can States go to protect the integrity of their elections? Is it racist to limit who can collect early ballots and where you can vote in person? What can States expect voters to do to exercise their right to vote? There have been a lot of claims lately that all voter integrity laws from republicans are racist while all from democratic are a move toward free and fair elections. Beyond the partisan propaganda, a recent case at the Supreme Court asked the question if Ari

The Affordable Care Act gets yet another reprieve from the Supreme Court. According to the Supreme Court, you cannot challenge a tax until you actually pay the tax. The Supreme Court failed to realize that, as parties to the Constitution, the states themselves have standing to challenge any action of the United States. I have written before about the constitutional problems with the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (known as ObamaCare), not to mention the Supreme Co

(August, 2021) Last week, Larry Hogan announced that he will require employees in 48 different Maryland state facilities to be injected with an experimental gene therapy.  If they refuse, they will be subject to strict mask requirements and frequent invasive testing. Summarizing his tyrannical and treasonous policy, he blurted “Just get the damned vaccination!” This was a paraphrase of his earlier policy when he curtly ordered Marylanders to “Just wear the damned mask!” Sadly