Protecting the Vote

This phrase has completely opposite meaning to each side in this debate. Democrats say Republicans are trying to restrict voting rights “particularly for voters who supported President Obama and Democratic candidates in 2008.” The various organizations who propose tightening voting regulations might say that Obama’s voters included many deceased and non citizens. The idea of… Read More

Obamacare Video: Finding Out What’s In There

“Many people today think that the government’s job is to take care of us. But I agree with the Declaration of Independence, which says that the government’s job is to secure our rights (our inalienable rights, among which are life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness).” – Tom Parker Obamacare has many harmful components; many… Read More

Ginsburg: One Really Good Reason to Retake the Senate

“…But how is this legal plunder to be identified?  Quite simply.  See if the law takes from some persons what belongs to them, and gives it to other persons to whom it does not belong.  See if the law benefits one citizen at the expense of another by doing what the citizen himself cannot do… Read More

Original Intent Protects Liberty and Justice for All

Libertarians have a pretty good track record when it comes to staying true to the intended meaning of the Constitution. But some big-time libertarian scholars seem to get off track, as Damon Root demonstrates in this article. In McDonald v. Chicago, its landmark 2010 decision striking down that city’s handgun ban, the U.S. Supreme Court… Read More

Who Will Stand for Your Rights?

Could there possibly be a more compelling issue to energize people to restore America to principled governance? Candidate Mitt Romney, in one of his stump speeches, uses a line about the “moral tragedy” of unemployment. “Make no mistake about this. This is a moral tragedy.  A moral tragedy of epic proportion. Unemployment is not just… Read More

Stop All Socialism

What do you do when Social Security, a government-run Ponzi scheme, starts to unravel? Unfortunately that question is ignored by most aspiring politicians because they have been warned that just one touch and the third rail will be their undoing. How do we get in a mess like this is probably less important than figuring out… Read More

What We Need to See After Election Day 2012

…and take your worthless cronies with you, please. From the headlines: “Iran threats churn fears of higher oil prices”- “Obama to shrink armed forces”…what could go wrong here? A couple weeks ago President Obama claimed authority to terminate or imprison indefinitely anyone, citizens or others, that he decreed to be an enemy combat. The same… Read More

Behold…Government is Not the Savior

I live in Virginia, in a county right next door to Congressman Gerry Connally’s district. He is one of the long-time promoters of a government scheme that has paid him huge dividends at the expense of local, state, and national taxpayers.  He has been on the take through actual paychecks and campaign contributions, and that… Read More

NDAA The Devil is in the Discretion

A friend of mine suggested I look more closely at Andrew McCarthy’s opinions on this issue. McCarthy has written at National Review Online, responding to Judge Andrew Napolitano and Rand Paul. The opposing sides of this issue disagree on whether there is any legitimate threat to liberty in this legislation. What I find disturbing is… Read More

The Constitution Works Because…

This is a time of year when many Americans turn their thoughts to the Christmas season. For Christians this is a time to reflect and remember the birth of Jesus Christ, the Son of God the Creator. Thomas Jefferson identifies the “Creator” as the source of our natural or, as he calls them, our unalienable… Read More