Marco Rubio’s Exceptional America
The idea of “American exceptionalism” has become a litmus test for patriotism in the last year or so. Politicians from both parties have realized that… Read More
The idea of “American exceptionalism” has become a litmus test for patriotism in the last year or so. Politicians from both parties have realized that… Read More
On June 7, 1776, Richard Henry Lee, a delegate from Virginia, stood in front of the Second Continental Congress and committed treason by proposing a… Read More
On this day in 1787, the Second Constitutional Convention embarked on a four month-long process that resulted in the masterful document responsible for shaping our… Read More
“It was a bright cold day in April, and the clocks were striking thirteen.” It may be a bit dramatic to quote the opening of… Read More
The valor of the Navy SEALs has received much attention in the last few days – as it should. Today, on the anniversary of the… Read More
Today we celebrate Whittaker Chambers’ birthday. This quiet, unassuming man has become a giant in the conservative movement for his condemning testimony against Communism, and… Read More
Last month, Arizona lawmakers introduced legislation intended to invite legal review of the Citizenship Clause of the Fourteenth Amendment. Other states are quickly following suit. … Read More
Under the Progressive notion of a “living” Constitution, almost every aspect of the Constitution has been subject to reinterpretation. One section that would seem to… Read More
This section is commonly referred to as the Appropriations Clause stipulates that “No Money shall be drawn from the Treasury, but in Consequence of Appropriations… Read More
There seems to be a fairly significant downside to a “living” Constitution: you can’t keep it from growing uncontrollably! In the latest Constitutional Guidance for… Read More
