Pledging Allegiance to the Flag and Fried Chicken(0)
As a schoolboy, I pledged allegiance daily to a flag, a fuzzy image susceptible to reinterpretation over time. And this matters quite a bit because….
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"The Real Provocateurs"(0)
By Matt HawesCongressman Paul gives his thoughts on the Quran burning and what is really provoking terrorists:
LAKE JACKSON, Texas–(BUSINESS WIRE)–Congressman Ron Paul today issued the following statement about a Florida pastor’s plan to burn copi…
With or Without Federal “Permission”(0)
we don’t need approval from the federal government to stand up for our rights. We need to stand up for them whether they want us to or not!
Principle or pragmatism?(0)
An important decision faces We the People. Will we continue to stand as a nation built on principle? Or will we float aimlessly in a sea of pragmatism?
Reminder – Ron Paul in San Francisco(0)
By Matt HawesIf you’re in the San Francisco area, don’t forget that Congressman Ron Paul is coming to the San Francisco Civic Center for a free and open to the public rally this Saturday!
“Principles Over Parties: Ending Washington’s War on Us” will b…
State Sovereignty: A Tool to Protect Freedom(0)
The Founders knew that if permitted, the federal government would transgress the limits of the constitution, and, as Thomas Jefferson remarked, “[annihilate] the state governments and erect upon their ruins a general consolidated government.”
The Plan to Circumvent the Presidential Election Process(4)
Under the National Popular Vote, without the checks and balances of the Electoral College system, it would be much easier for a president to become the type of leader Cicero warned against.
Flushing the Constitution(0)
What part of “equal” does Obama not understand? One must give him credit, though; he never said: I’ll never lie to you.
Freedom is Better Than Bailouts(0)
Elected officials, who neither respect the Constitution nor understand its basic tenets, should be expelled from Washington and sent home to live under the conditions and mandates they have created.
Amendment X: The False Truism(0)
If the denial to the federal government of any undelegated power is indeed a truism, then why has that entity repeatedly exercised authority for powers it was never given by the states?