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Constitution Day – Live Broadcast

By on September 16, 2010 in Constitution 0

I’m excited to be part of a great broadcast happening in just minutes and running through the evening tonight. Radio host Mike Church is holding a special Constitution Day event featuring his new film, interviews with Jack Hunter, Kevin Gutzman, myself and others (p.s. I’ll be on at 6:30pm Pacific Time)

Here’s the PR from Mike’s site:

Mark you calendars fellow lovers of Liberty and the Constitution, the King Dude is hosting his1st Annual Constitution Day-Spirit of ’76 Viewing Party. In addition, the audio version of Spirit of’76 will stream live (from this page) for all those unable to purchase or receive their DVD’s by the evening of 16, September.

So head on over to the DudeGear store, pick up a Patriot Party Pack and drop us an email to let us know where YOU will be hosting your in-home viewing party. Then make sure to tune in at 6:00pm Central time for the live Question and Answer session via telephone AND the chat module below with the King Dude, Professor Kevin Gutzman, and other special guests.

CLICK HERE TO TUNE IN NOW!

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Constitution Day is Sept 17. Here’s How You can Participate

By on September 14, 2010 in Constitution, Founding Principles 1

September 17 is Constitution Day–the day the Constitution was signed in Philadelphia and sent to the states for ratification.

This day SHOULD be a national holiday, but as we have seen in all to many cases, the slow eroding of accurate, proper, and true American history continues and eats away at the links to our Founding that are so critical to the future of our Republic. This is clearly being done on purpose by the left and the educational bureaucracy that wishes to rewrite and erase the TRUE story of our Founding and the great men and stories behind it.

But you can do your part in reconnecting with the tand maybe bring a few people along with you! Continue Reading →

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Lou Dobbs Interview

By on September 18, 2009 in Constitution, Interviews 6

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Had the pleasure of chatting with Lou Dobbs for a few minutes on his syndicated radio show yesterday.  Please stop by at www.loudobbsradio.com

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Every day should be Constitution Day

By on September 17, 2009 in Constitution, Government 4

Writes Josh Eboch:

We the People must stop allowing our founding documents to be marginalized as artifacts of a long-dead history. We must demand that our natural rights, partially enumerated and fully protected by the Constitution, be recognized, respected, and restored.

If we would deserve the freedom that has been passed down as our birthright for 229 years, then every day from now on must become Constitution Day.

Amen, Josh!

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The Key to our Future

By on September 17, 2009 in Constitution, Nullification 0

Writes Rich Hand, a good friend of the Tenth Amendment Center:

“Celebrate Our Constitution; It’s Not Just About Our Past, It’s the Key To Our Future…”

The future of the United States lies in the words of this historic document. We don’t need reform; we need compliance with our current Constitutional law. We must know our history to have a productive and free future. History is the key to the future. Just like our founders of yesterday, the leaders of today must put their faith in the greatest set of laws ever created by man. Our leaders of today must know their history to create policies for the future.

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What Happened to the 10th Amendment?

By on September 17, 2009 in Media, Nullification, Sovereignty Movement, Uncategorized 1

According to Bob Unruh at World Net Daily, “A new wave of revolution in support of individual and states rights is developing across the United States…”

Whether on the left or the right, a growing number of people are recognizing that one-size-fits all solutions are the worst possible “solution” to issues in this country.  In response, they’re looking inward – to state governments instead of D.C. – as a way to deal with political concerns.

Bob continues:

just in the last year dozens of states have considered and seven states have passed sovereignty resolutions under the 10th Amendment. Two states have passed laws nullifying some federal firearms regulations and have faced threats from the federal government. Thirteen states now have medical marijuana provisions that directly conflict with federal laws. And several states – at least three so far – are working on constitutional amendments that would allow residents to opt-out of any future national health care plan.

Where will this lead?  Only time will tell if these state legislators will have the backbone to stand up and actually resist when the federal government disagrees.  I’m sure we’ll find some – we definitely need to support them.

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