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On Voting Rights and Age
With the ratification of the Constitution in 1788, the several States were granted authority to determine legal voters (Electors) in accordance with Article I. Section 2. Clause 1. for national elections. This clause states: “The House of Representatives shall be composed of Members chosen every
The NFL 2020 Season Opener and 9/11
So opening night of the NFL season is passed. Compared to last year their viewership was down by six million – a ten year low. This 9/11 opener honored everything but what it should in the public square. Notably missing was any mention of the
Election Interference
A big topic of discussion during this and the previous presidential election cycle has been external interference of the electoral process by foreign nations such as Russia, China and Iraq. This interference should be a grave concern to every voter and our elected representatives. Whom
Law and Order v Anarchy
Our Founding Fathers gave us a Constitutional Republic. A nation based upon law for We the People, the rulers, and our elected representatives, the servants. The supreme law of the land is our 1787 Constitution, as amended. We the People gained our Bill of Rights
The Ten Cannots and the Federal Government
It was in 1916, just three years after the ratification of the Sixteenth Amendment on the direct Income Tax, that a Presbyterian Minister, William J. H. Boetcker, published his oft quoted Ten Cannots, which are usually erroneously attributed to Abraham Lincoln. These maxims should have
Federalist Papers 2020 #7 On Articles VI and VII and Some Twenty-First Century Thoughts
It is the year of our Lord Twenty Twenty and of the United States of America the Two Hundred Forty-four. The majority of our citizenry lives in some degree of affluency when compared to the rest of the world, yet at this time, We the
Federalist Papers 2020 #6B On Article V and Slavery
It is the year of our Lord Twenty Twenty and of the United States of America the Two Hundred Forty-four. The majority of our citizenry lives in some degree of affluency when compared to the rest of the world, yet at this time, We the
Federalist Papers 2020 #6A On Article V and a Con-Con
It is the year of our Lord Twenty Twenty and of the United States of America the Two Hundred Forty-four. The majority of our citizenry lives in some degree of affluency when compared to the rest of the world, yet at this time, We the
Federalist Papers 2020 #5 On Article IV. Section 4 and a Republican Form of Government
It is the year of our Lord Twenty Twenty and of the United States of America the Two Hundred Forty-four. The majority of our citizenry lives in some degree of affluency when compared to the rest of the world, yet at this time, We the
Federalist Papers 2020 #4B On Article III – Judicial Power and Our Judeo-Christian Heritage
In Federalist Paper 2020 #4A we covered the necessity for the Supreme Court, the “guardians” of our divinely inspired Constitution, to be the most conservative body of individuals in the land. We the People need to now consider and understand the effects that “Packing the
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