Constitution
231 pieces tagged “Constitution”, newest first.
The Declaration Promised Liberty. The Constitution Protects It.
Why the Declaration of Independence and the Constitution are separate documents, how they work together, and what the Constitution’s purpose actually is.
A Double-Duty Judiciary
The Supreme Court is supposed to resolve the tough constitutional issues. Democrats prefer that it second-guess our elected chief executive’s decision-making.
Why Blanche Won’t Pledge ‘Independence’
Democrats prove, once again, that they don’t understand — or perhaps don’t care to understand — the constitutional separation of powers.
The Institutions Called ‘Undemocratic’ Are What Protect America
Our Founders established a constitutional Republic precisely because they understood the dangerous excesses of a true democracy.
DSA Mission: Destroy the Republic
Eliminate the U.S. Senate, replace the Supreme Court, abolish ICE, shut down prisons, and turn ownership of corporations over to the government.
Repeal the 17th Amendment
From 1789 to 1913, senators were chosen by state legislatures, and there’s a movement afoot to restore an important component of federalism.
Tariff Strategy Is a Work in Progress
After the Supreme Court struck down some of the president’s tariffs, the administration has been working toward finding a more permanent solution.
Clarence Thomas Torches Progressivism
The Supreme Court justice explains why progressivism and the Constitution contradict one another. He also advocates for college students to think for themselves.
The ChiComs’ Birthright Tourism Scam
All but ignored during the debate over birthright citizenship is a diabolical scheme being used against us by our nation’s foremost geopolitical foe.
Supreme Court Skeptical of Undoing Birthright Citizenship
The justices could surprise everyone, but there wasn’t a lot of sympathy for President Trump’s effort to deny automatic citizenship to the children of illegal aliens.
Our Democratic Republic — Is It Working?
Neither the current state of our American culture nor the current modus operandi of Congress leaves any room for timely, constructive, apolitical deliberation on controversial issues.
The Supreme Court’s Tariff Ruling Was Constitutionally Correct
Even if you support President Donald Trump’s tariffs and strategy, six of the Court’s justices came to the right conclusion.
SCOTUS Skeptical in Fed Firing Case
Donald Trump is once again testing the limitations of his executive power as the president, and the justices seemed reticent to let it go unchecked.
250 Years of American Liberty, With a Heart of Gratitude
“Live each day to the fullest. Live each day with enthusiasm, optimism, and hope.”
The Constitution Doesn’t Grant Birthright Citizenship to Illegal Immigrants
A proper reading of the 14th Amendment is why children of illegal immigrants should not be automatically granted birthright citizenship.
Trolling About a Third Trump Term
Leftists suddenly affixed on the 22nd Amendment aren’t actually interested in limiting federal power; they just can’t stand that Donald Trump is president.
Constitution Day and American Liberty’s 250th!
“The battle, sir, is not to the strong alone; it is to the vigilant, the active, the brave.”
Fed Firing Foments Fear
President Donald Trump fired Federal Reserve Governor Lisa Cook, sparking another significant political controversy that largely overlooks the broader issue of constitutional authority.
Trump Strikes Iran, Democrats Retaliate
It’s no surprise that there are already calls for impeachment for an unauthorized military strike, though Democrat presidents have done the same thing with the support of today’s objectors.
Trump v. Roberts, Continued
The chief justice offered public thoughts on the judiciary’s role to check the “excesses” of the other branches.