Founding Principles
One Step is a Step Too Far
Thomas Jefferson warned that just one single step beyond the limits of the Constitution is one too many.ย Thatโs because when the government crosses that line, it unlocks a virtually unlimited reservoir of power. “To take a single step beyond the boundaries thus...
Freedom Isn’t Granted: It’s Exercised and Defended
Real freedom is when the people exercise their rights – whether the government likes it or not. In 1767, John Dickinson asked an essential question: โFor WHO ARE A FREE PEOPLE?โ He began answering his rhetorical question by emphasizing that free people donโt...
This Isn’t a Warrant. It’s a Home Invasion.
It started a revolution. Now it’s just your average Wednesday. Government agents with blank-check power to search and seize – no oath, no probable cause, no limits. James Otis called it โthe worst instrument of arbitrary power.โ Today, most people wonโt...
You’re not Free. You’re Ruled.
The foundation of the American revolution was a question of WHO IS IN CHARGE: government, or the people? This is the story of the real root cause of the clash with the British. Once weโre done, youโll see – This isnโt a โland of the freeโ – because...