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“The Constitution on Mute” By Michael Stevens The Constitution on Mute: Lawfare, Impeachment, and Judicial Evasion You don’t need a dictatorship to silence dissent. Just bend the law, break the frame, and ignore the Constitution until it’s decoration. This is no longer just about media distortion or AI manipulation. This…
Part 3: Rearview Clarity – “The Disappearing Man”By Michael StevensWord Count: 775 The Disappearing Man: From Forrestal to Weldon In psychological warfare, the most effective weapons are those no one sees—not tanks or tribunals, but whispers, doubt, silence, and erasure. This is the new front line—where credibility is assassinated without…
The Purpose of Government by Michael Stevens March 26, 2025 – 500 words – 3 min read Government is not our master—it is our shield. It exists not to rule but to secure. The Founders understood this. They had lived under a king who thought power was its reason. So…
Governed by Law, Not Ruled by It Laws are meant to govern, not to rule. They set boundaries, maintain order, and promote justice. But when the law is twisted into a weapon, it becomes a tool of control rather than a safeguard of freedom. This was the battle Jesus fought…
Rule of Law or Rule of Convenience? Ah, the Constitution—remember that relic? The one requiring laws to be followed, funds to be properly appropriated, and the executive to actually execute? Cute idea. Too bad Democrats treat it as a speed bump while scrambling like arsonists fighting over a fire extinguisher…
Gaslighting a Nation: How the Virtueless Fall for Lies John Adams warned, “Our Constitution was made only for a moral and religious people. It is wholly inadequate to the government of any other.” He understood that self-governance depends on self-discipline. Without virtue, freedom rots from within. James Madison echoed this…
Peace is the highest aspiration of the American people. We will NEGOTIATE for it. We will not surrender for it. Now or ever. We are Americans. — President Ronald ReaganThe pronoun “we” has meaning. And I gave it some more thought than just a rote repetition. Who are the “we?…
Why It Endures The American Constitution, adopted in 1787, has been the foundation of the United States’ stability and success for over 250 years. Its longevity is a testament to the brilliance of its design, the quality of the people who drafted it, and the history and culture at the…
I hope all is well after Constitutional Day on September 17, 2024. Recently, I’ve been reflecting on the Constitution amidst our current upheavals. I’m reminded of a statement made by Gatewood Galbraith regarding the call for a new constitutional convention. His response captures my feelings as I hear the alarming…
Here are 15 significant cases interpreting the Constitution by the US Supreme Court with their case citations and key holdings: Marbury v. Madison (1803) Established the principle of judicial review, allowing the Supreme Court to declare laws unconstitutional. McCulloch v. Maryland (1819) Confirmed the supremacy of federal over state law
