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Monthly Archives: May 2017
Outflank the Uniparty – Article V
Subtitle: Court and Country. Article V opponents and some proponents view the Article V COS movement through the lens of our national political parties. The time is long past to… Read more »
Faith in Truth
Over the course of my life, I watched the Left evolve from a counter-culture phenomena into authoritarians. Along their journey, they necessarily deny self-evident truths. When I was a kid,… Read more »
Loathing and Loving the Congressional Review Act
Subtitle: Deconstruct the Administrative State. Newt Gingrich’s 1996 Congressional Review Act (CRA) is a Constitutional counterthrust to an unconstitutional fact of life. Presented in the form of regulations, the executive… Read more »
Federalism, Globalism, and Islam
The four bullets below are from a lengthy column by blogger Fjordman at the Gates of Vienna. He makes the case for federalism, of local free government by an engaged… Read more »
Justice v. Social Justice Part II
Subtitle: The Missing Preamble. In Part I we examined Justice from the standpoint of the Declaration of Independence, and concluded that no law or scotus opinion can be just if… Read more »
Justice v. Social Justice Part I
The enduring crime of scotus is the enshrinement of social justice feel-good nostrums as rights. Over the course of two posts, I will differentiate between justice and scotus-derived concoctions, social… Read more »
On Republican Education
Perhaps the most prominent commonality among conservative authors and bloggers is their emphasis on first principles and their application to modern times. Everything flows from first principles. Since laws and… Read more »
Charlie Brown Republicans
I cast my first vote in 1972. I was four months into my nineteenth year, and pulled those levers with pride. Unlike republican Rome, America doesn’t have a formal coming… Read more »
Sloppy Joe Society
Subtitle: Recollections from Pre-Politically Correct America. A welcomed respite from the drudgery of learning multiplication tables in my third grade was Thursday lunch at the school cafeteria . . . sloppy… Read more »