One Nation?
The United States is “one nation,” right? We say it every day from the time we’re in kindergarten in the Pledge of Allegiance. “One nation, under God, indivisible.” The problem is it’s not true. View this post on Instagram A post...This idea that the United States are "one nation" perpetuates the myth that everything should come from Washington D.C. @mmaharrey10th#10thAmendment #constitution #liberty #decentralize pic.twitter.com/UOEsm1Zw7j
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The Great American Myth
The Independence Day holiday always brings out one of the greatest American myths – the notion that the United States are “one nation.” The idea is not only wrong – it’s dangerous. This idea that the United States are "one...
We’ve Brought the Founders’ Greatest Fear to Life
We have brought the founding generation’s greatest fear to life. That fear was centralization of power. One of the most forceful arguments against ratifying the Constitution revolved around what founders called “consolidation.” They feared that the...