Tenther Blog

The largest government in history is incredibly abusive - of your rights, of your money, of the constitution - of pretty much everything. The people need a massive change of ...

Politicians love that the people know little to nothing about “the foundation of the Constitution” - and how to keep the government in check, whether the government people like it, ...

Creating a real “land of the free” requires a people who not only love liberty - but have the backbone to resist and defy governments that violate their constitutions and ...

Lysander Spooner is well-known for dissing the Constitution. But he also gave us a powerful blueprint for maintaining the government within its constitutional limits ...

Detractors are free to argue all they want that it's outdated, but the only anachronistic policy is letting the feds tell us what we can and can't use to defend ...

With “nullification season” right around the corner, here’s an overview of the top-4 programs that absolutely have to go if we ever want to get to a real “land of ...

You see, the "Federalists" we've come to know and love or despise were in reality nationalists who sought to centralize power in the general government by hook or crook ...

The fundamental problem is that the U.S. government spends too much money. Despite the pretend spending cuts, the debt ceiling deal didn’t address that problem. Even with the new plan in place, spending will ...

The “Second Amendment Preservation Act” would ban state and local law enforcement officers from enforcing, attempting to enforce, or participating in the enforcement of any federal acts, executive orders, administrative ...

In order to go from the largest government in history to a real “land of the free” - these 5 foundational principles from the founders and old revolutionaries - are ...

People are all about limiting government power until somebody they like controls it. Then they want to expand it. This is a really dumb strategy -- especially if you want ...

Political posturing aside, the real problem is the U.S. government borrows and spends too much money, and the cost of borrowing is rising rapidly ...

A name almost totally forgotten today, John Dickinson was famous - known as “The Penman of the American Revolution.” A true Lockean in support of liberty, life and property - ...

government attorneys argue that purchasing data from private brokers does not violate the Fourth Amendment because once the data becomes "public," the expectation of privacy disappears ...

Nov 10, 1798 - Thomas Jefferson’s Kentucky Resolutions were passed by the General Assembly. Learn 5 core Jeffersonian principles about the nature of the Constitution - rooted in the principles ...