More Hypocrisy from the “Enforce the Law” Crowd
They claim the feds have to “enforce the law” unless it’s a policy they don’t support.
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Poll: 43% of Republicans Favor Giving President Power to Unilaterally Close News Outlets
The First Amendment is under assault in manifold ways, and there’s a fresh attack lurking in the results of a recent survey of American opinions of the news media.
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Congressman Calls Out Fed and Treasury Dept. for Dodging Questions About Activities Involving U.S. Gold Reserves
WASHINGTON (July 31, 2018) – A member of the U.S. House Financial Services Committee is calling out the Federal Reserve and the U.S. Treasury for dodging questions about their activities involving America’s gold reserves.
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People With Bad Constitutional Foundations End Up with Bad Constitutional Opinions
A lot of people seem to believe Pres. Donald Trump is some kind of limited government constitutionalist. He’s not.
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The Tenth Amendment Solution to Political “Civil War”
If there was a thermometer that measured political polarization, the mercury would have already busted out the glass top spraying most of us either red or blue.
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44,000 Bombs in 2017: The Result of Ignoring the Constitution on War
Give government an inch and they always take a mile. Especially when it comes to war powers.
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Politicization of the Supreme Court not as Easy as Supposed
A confirmation of Justice Brett Kavanaugh, because he may have once opposed Roe V. Wade on abortion, is not likely to be as threatening as portrayed by the media.
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Thomas Jefferson vs Jeff Sessions on Federal Enforcement
Attorney General Sessions has told us repeatedly that federal laws are to be enforced no matter what. And if you don’t like it, wait for congress to repeal, or the federal courts to overturn the law in question.
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Constitutionally the President Can’t Make “Executive Agreements” with Other Countries
Pres. Donald Trump and North Korean leader Kim Jong Un reached a preliminary agreement to “denuclearize the Korean peninsula” during a historic summit in Singapore. But pundits and talking heads have missed a crucial fact in the midst of all the analysis. The president cannot constitutionally make any kind of legally-binding agreement without the advice and consent of the Senate.
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