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The Constitution, which sets forth the principle of rule of law, defines what is unconstitutional, and guarantees freedom of speech and other liberties of a Constitutional republic, and also describes the impeachment power. (How many know of the Jewish roots of this document?) Hypocrisy threatens Constitutional government. Could Israel use a constitution like this? More to the point: would a Convention of States save it, or destroy it? (Example: civil asset forfeiture violates the Constitution.) Quick fixes like Regulation Freedom Amendments weaken it. Furthermore: the Constitution provides for removing, and punishing, a judge who commits treason in his rulings. Furthermore, opponents who engage in lawfare against an elected President risk breaking the Constitution.

Founding fathers for Obamacare?

Nancy Pelosi showed recently why she was never worthy to be Speaker of the House of Representatives, and indeed that her San Francisco constituents show incredibly...

Presidents are supposed to preserve, protect and defend the Constitution. Can an executive order violate that oath?

Constitution13 years ago

Executive order danger

The un-numbered Executive Order on defense resources redefines national defense with a broader scope than before. That makes it more dangerous than ever. Earlier versions of this...

PGA and politicians take note! And everyone else, consider taking out some insurance.

Guest Columns13 years ago

Pennsylvania Republican under attack by his own party

Pennsylvania is the Keystone State, symbolic of the center stone that supports an arch. However it is also a “key” in that no candidate has won...

The United Nations, and especially its General Assembly, is chief instrument of globalism and international government today, and precursor of world government. (And zero population growth) The UN works against the sovereignty of nation-states.

Constitution13 years ago

Sovereignty under fire: what are they thinking?

The NAACP is objecting to the voter ID laws of several states. It claims that states intend to limit voter participation by limiting the forms of...

Constitution13 years ago

Sovereignty under fire: crimes against the Constitution

I fully intended to limit this series to the areas where the UN is usurping our sovereignty through Agenda 21, the Convention on the Rights of...

Executive13 years ago

Brainwash away the Constitution?

Seventeen years ago, a young United States Attorney told sympathetic listeners that “we must really brainwash people” against guns. He really meant to “brainwash” away the...

Mount Soledad Cross: symbol of where America must return, that is, to God.

Constitution13 years ago

Will the High Court Adopt the Coercion Test?

As the American Civil Liberties Union prowls the land to muzzle public prayers, rip out Ten Commandments monuments and terrify small towns over nativity scenes, help...

Constitution13 years ago

Sovereignty under fire: The UN Convention on the Rights of the Child

The most difficult part about starting a series on threats to national and personal sovereignty is knowing where to begin. That is not to say that...

The Obama birth certificate. Why is this still accepted as valid? The Birther movement still matters, for the precedent.

Constitution13 years ago

Obama born in Kenya?

Was Barack H. Obama born in Kenya? The international press suspected that in 2008, before the election. Today, Sheriff Joe Arpaio’s team tried to find records...

Constitution13 years ago

Sovereignty under fire: treason disguised

The United States has always enjoyed its uniqueness as a sovereign nation. Unlike the Magna Carta where the king granted some rights to the people, our...