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A Parchment Barrier: The Constitution Doesn’t Enforce Itself
Have you ever heard people say that the “Constitution is a failure” because it hasn’t been able to “stop government” from growing or violating rights? If you’re like us, you’ve heard that a lot. And many people cite an...
Gun Rights, Bolton, Venezuela and Libertad: Good Morning Liberty 05-01-19
What do John Bolton, the Venezuela coup/uprising, the 2nd Amendment and the right to keep and bear arms have to do with each other? On this episode, Michael Boldin shares a story that starts with Bolton calling for “libertad,” explains the founders view of...
The Right to Self Defense: The Palladium of Liberty
The other night, I got to thinking, which is the most important right? I’m not sure you can really put one right above another, but it is an interesting thought experiment. A lot of people I know will tell you the right to keep and bear arms is the most...
Podcast: Baseball, the Constitution and a Lawyer You Can Trust
Last week, I warned you about trusting lawyers to explain the Constitution. On this week’s episode of Thoughts from Maharrey Head, I make an exception to that general advice. I’m also explain what a baseball rule can teach us about constitutional...