What are Recess Appointments according to the Constitution?
The U.S. Constitution addresses the topic of recess appointments in Article II, Section 2 , which grants the President the power to fill...
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Joni917
Nov 82 min read
What is the Federal Reserve and is it Constitutional?
The Federal Reserve, often referred to as "the Fed," is the central banking system of the United States. It was established in 1913 with...
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Ethan Justice
Nov 34 min read
Religious liberty is one of America’s greatest treasures, rooted in the First Amendment—not in “separation of church and state” but in freedom for all faiths.
Religious liberty is a cornerstone of American identity, woven into the very fabric of our Constitution and affirmed in the First...
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Ethan Justice
Nov 15 min read
Why Legacy Media is Being Left Behind by the Podcast Revolution and its good for our 1st Amendment
In a world where information moves faster than ever, legacy media outlets — the traditional giants of TV, newspapers, and radio — are...
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Ethan Justice
Oct 304 min read
If it is illegal for noncitizens to vote in a federal election, why do some states not check Voter ID to verify citizenship. Isn't that illegal?
The question of voter ID laws is central to the ongoing debate about election integrity in the United States. While it is indeed illegal...
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Ethan Justice
Oct 263 min read
Elon Musk and X: The Free Speech Platform Defending Our Constitutional Right to Speak Freely
In an era where open discourse faces unprecedented challenges, X (formerly known as Twitter) stands out as a platform embracing free...
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Ethan Justice
Oct 243 min read
84% of American support Photo ID to Vote. Why is it not mandatory in every state?
A recent Gallup poll found that 84% of Americans support requiring photo identification to vote. This overwhelming consensus reflects the...
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Joni917
Oct 223 min read
George Washington's Inauguration Address and the Miracle of St. Paul's Chapel
On April 30, 1789, George Washington, the newly elected first President of the United States, delivered his inaugural address on the...
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Ethan Justice
Oct 72 min read
The 1st Amendment encourages us to petition the government for redress of grievances. It's our Civic Duty!
One of the most remarkable features of our Constitution is the protection it affords to the individual’s right to speak freely and...
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Ethan Justice
Oct 54 min read
What is Treason according to the U.S. Constitution?
The U.S. Constitution’s definition of treason is unique and precise, reflecting the Framers' concerns about its potential misuse. Found...
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Ethan Justice
Oct 13 min read
How Unelected Officials Usurp the Will of the People
One of the core tenets of our republic is the idea that government derives its just powers from the consent of the governed. This...
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Ethan Justice
Oct 12 min read
Everyday is Constitution Day not just September 17th!
America should celebrate Constitution Day every day because the U.S. Constitution is the cornerstone of our nation's freedom, justice,...
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Ethan Justice
Sep 253 min read
How Polling Is Used to Sway Voters
In every election cycle, polls dominate the political conversation. News anchors breathlessly report the latest numbers, analysts dissect...
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Ethan Justice
Sep 193 min read
Celebrating Constitution Day Each September 17th reminds us we must defend our Freedom and Liberties every day!
Celebrating Constitution Day is a powerful reminder of the freedoms we enjoy, but , protecting those freedoms is an ongoing...
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Joni917
Sep 172 min read
Celebrate Constitution Day Each September 17th
Constitution Day, celebrated on September 17th , marks the anniversary of the signing of the United States Constitution in 1787. It's a...
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Ethan Justice
Sep 162 min read
Commemorate Constitution Day September 17th by Reading It with Your Family!
Constitution Day, observed every September 17th, is the perfect opportunity to reflect on the founding document that shaped our nation’s...
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Ethan Justice
Sep 153 min read
What happens to elected officials that violate their oath to the Constitution?
When elected officials violate their oath to uphold the Constitution, they breach the very foundation of their service to the American...
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Ethan Justice
Sep 143 min read
Free Speech and Fierce Debate: How the Constitutional Convention Forged America's Framework
The Constitutional Convention of 1787 was a seminal moment in American history, where some of the greatest political minds of the time...
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Ethan Justice
Sep 113 min read
How Cultural Diversity Has Been Weaponized
Cultural diversity is, in its essence, a beautiful aspect of American life. The United States, a nation of immigrants, was built on the...
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Ethan Justice
Sep 103 min read
How NGOs Waste Taxpayer Money and Undermine Our Nation's Priorities
In a time when our national debt is skyrocketing and hard-working Americans are forced to tighten their belts, one area that continues to...
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