Today's Politicos vs The Words and Deeds of The Founders

Some brief observations on the 8/28 Restoring Honor rally in D.C.

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EPA is at it again, not satisfied with their success in defining C02 as a dangerous pollutant (stop breathing), they are now considering a "petition" to ban lead bullets under the pretense of environmentalism.

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Arthur Brooks new book, The Battle, offers a plan of action for the defense of free enterprise. In it, he identifies "the new culture war" the outcome of which will decide America's future.

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Lafayette: The Lost Hero is a new one hour biography of America's forgotten founder. What Would The Founders Think? was given an advance copy for review.

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Federalist No. 80 is a continuation of No. 78 and No. 79 on the structure of the judiciary. The particular topic in this essay is the proper scope of operation and jurisdiction for the federal judiciary.

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Andrew Klavan's humorous attempt to explain history to the nations youth. It'd be nice if he wasn't so dead on the money with his conception of the younger generation's knowledge of history.

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Herein we'll answer an NPV troll and address: - Arguments against the National Popular Vote - Why the electoral college was designed. - Why it should remain unchanged. - The efforts to subvert the constitution by forming an unconstitutional "compact" between states to force change without going through the amendment process

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Federalist No. 79 is a continuation of No. 78's discussion of the structure of the judiciary. The particular topic in this essay is how judges should be paid and the mechanism for their removal from office.

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Federalist No. 78 is a defense and justification of the structure of the judiciary branch. This is an attempt to distill Hamilton's prose into 21st Century terms.

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Mark Levin's Liberty and Tyranny does more than chronicle failures of statist policies. It is a conservative action plan for turning things around - if it's not too late.

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