
There is much truth in the stories regarding our Pilgrim Fathers and the First Thanksgiving they celebrated with the Indians that shared with them. Continue Reading →
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There is much truth in the stories regarding our Pilgrim Fathers and the First Thanksgiving they celebrated with the Indians that shared with them. Continue Reading →
Is the Supreme Court truly the ultimate decider of issues pitting state sovereignty against federal prerogatives? The answer may surprise you. Continue Reading →
The American people are prevented from seeing or commenting on the treaty, but multinational corporations have seats at the trading table. Continue Reading →
They don’t want to violate your most cherished civil liberties, but they have to in order to keep you safe. Continue Reading →
Is there gold at Fort Knox? Has the Federal Reserve sold it in order to manipulate the economy? An audit might answer these questions. Continue Reading →
Legal plunder: When the law benefits one citizen at the expense of another by doing what the citizen himself cannot do without committing a crime. Continue Reading →
TPA would give the president power to enforce the UN’s Arms Trade Treaty, which if implemented would undo the protections provided by the Second Amendment. Continue Reading →
If any state authorizes gold and silver as an alternative to Federal Reserve notes, economists say the economy of such a state would stabilize and increase. Continue Reading →
Written by Joe Wolverton, II, J.D.
Sometimes it seems that many of the “scholars” tying their names and reputations to the Convention of the States (COS) movement seem to make misstatements that call into question their credibility. For example, the following bit of “history” is recounted on the COS FAQ page:
This claim that Congress gets to choose the delegates also goes against common sense. Just because one party “calls” a convention, doesn’t it mean it gets to choose the delegates for the other parties. Think about it. Virginia called the Philadelphia Convention of 1787. Continue Reading →
Within three years, the government could possess the power to send insect-sized, autonomous, real-time surveillance drones into the homes of Americans. Continue Reading →
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