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constitution
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Corrupt Public Servants or Treasonous Traitors
In my opinion, there is no higher calling than the security of our great nation. This is true whether we are talking about threats from afar or from within. Of…
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Alexander Hamilton: The Man You Thought You Knew
There is a very good chance that your education (and media) holds that Alexander Hamilton was a hero of the founding generation. For the Federalists who shared his vision, he…
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250 Years of Seeking Freedom. Still Not Quite There.
So, the fireworks are over. The yard is littered with cardboard and plastic fragments. The flags are still up, the cookouts are winding down, and the phrase ‘land of the…
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Education and the Survival of a Republic
The debate over whether individuals without children should contribute to the cost of education has been around for generations. Some argue that it is unfair to impose taxes on individuals…
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Knowing Your ID Rights During Police Encounters
Most people do not learn their legal ID rights (or any right) during a police encounter until after something goes wrong. At that point, confusion, fear, and misinformation tend to…
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Why Ideologues Rewrite the Success of Others
Modern ideological movements have developed a predictable habit. Whenever a nation, culture, or group achieves visible success, someone attempts to rewrite the origin of that success and assign it to…
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The False Promise of Safety and U.S. Decline
Beware an overemphasis on safety! Weird thing to say, right? Allow me to explain. When examining the decline of the United States, one does not need to look far to…
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The Stolen Valor That Nobody Talks About
Stolen valor is usually understood as someone pretending to be a soldier, exaggerating their service, or wearing medals they never earned. There is a law intended to punish those who…
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The Insidious Unconstitutionality of Property Tax
The property tax is more than a financial burden; it is a structural violation of liberty.
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The Delusion of Choice is Federalism
What comes to mind when you hear the word Federalism? For most Americans, politics is framed as a clash of opposites: red versus blue, Republican versus Democrat, conservative versus progressive.…
