Category: Our Laws

Eccentric Russian politician Vladimir Zhirinovsky once tried to win his country’s presidency by promising cheap vodka, “at every corner, around the clock.” Despite the populist appeal of that platform, he was not elected. Perhaps he should have been running for …

The Transportation Safety Administration has flexed the power of President Obama’s federal government. This is same government, mind you, that could not be bothered to accept a default judgment against the New Black Panther Party for the most blatant …

Senator Jim De Mint (who should know better) is supporting The Balanced Budget Amendment.  Proponents of this “fix” trumpet these supposed benefits: That the amendment would:

In 1798, a mere ten years after the ratification of the Constitution war with France seemed imminent.  In reaction to opposition regarding the policies of the government John Adams, hero of the Revolution, co–author of the Declaration of Independence, one …

When taxes become destructive they surpass the consent of the governed bending to the will of tyranny. When regulations strangle competition instead of securing it from evil combinations they become counterproductive and defeat the very purpose for which they …

By: Stephanie Flater

On Sunday, Robert Gibbs was giddy as he expressed confidence that the healthcare bill will be the “Law of the Land” in one week. The unconstitutional healthcare bill, the government-run power grab, compliments of the career …

By: Joseph Harris

A person’s understanding of the purpose, role and scope of government is crucial. A proper understanding of the government envisioned and established by our founding fathers is just as important. America is not a pure democracy, but …

First, in regard to the AIG executive bonus outrage expressed by Barack Obama: he is a liar. Same for Chris Dodd, Barney Frank, et al. All liars. This faux outrage about being outraged by AIG paying out $165 million in …

You would think that a country that has a GDP of 1.5 trillion dollars, and a GDP per capita of $14,400 would not have so many problems. Mexico is a fairly wealthy country, but should be much wealthier. Corruption, antiquated …

As the nation’s capital, Washington DC is often looked to for various approaches on how to handle a number of growing issues around the country. Usually government eggheads like to formulate their grandiose schemes from their comfortable halls of …

Our nation is a nation of laws, and our people follow them. At least that is what they say, but is it true? Or have we gone to the other extreme where just about anything can be forgiven if …

The year about to be relegated to the annals of history bore witness to a profound awakening of the American people. In great numbers, We The People finally became aware of the fact that our elected officials have allowed as …

Years ago, if you wanted to buy something you paid in coins minted from, or at least backed by, precious metals. United States currency, for example, was backed by gold held by the government – hence the term “gold …

Which proves more worthless? The “War on Terror” for the past five years or the “War on Drugs” for the past 35 years?
When you realize that our borders remain open 24/7 to smugglers who traffic in drugs, little wonder …

As news was breaking that Senator Larry Craig had pleaded guilty to disorderly conduct (a misdemeanor) for allegedly attempting to solicit sex in a men’s restroom at Minneapolis Airport the first thought that went through my head was, “Here we …