The Purpose of Government – Thoughts from the Men Who Wrote Our Constitution
The Purpose of Government by Michael Stevens March 26, 2025 – 500 words – 3 min read Government is not…
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THE GREAT GASLIGHT: HOW AMERICA IS PROGRAMMED TO BELIEVE THEIR “LYING EYES AND EARS” — PART I (1100 words)
PART I OF III – The Great American Gaslight A. The Playbook – How Gaslighting Works Warnings, Warnings, Warnings: the…
The Genius of the American Constitution (major revision of earlier post) 1,706 words
Why It Endures The American Constitution, adopted in 1787, has been the foundation of the United States’ stability and success…
Russian Roulette with Putin Over Nuclear Missiles is Not a Smart Move, But Then Again Have You Seen Biden Act Smart These Past Four Years?
I am no fan of Putin or Russia, but the facts are the facts and can help explain the reasons…
Warning: The Dangers of Tyranny in Socialism, Communism, and Marxism (575 word count)
Soft But Scary Trundle of What Kamala Harris Might See in the Future When Unburdened by Rule of Law, Constitutional…
The Genius of our Founding Fathers and Standing On The Shoulders Of Giants: A Philosophical Roadmap To Liberty
I hope all is well after Constitutional Day on September 17, 2024. Recently, I’ve been reflecting on the Constitution amidst…
Document 13b: 15 Big Cases Expounding the Constitution
Here are 15 significant cases interpreting the Constitution by the US Supreme Court with their case citations and key holdings:…
Document 13a: 27 Amendments to the Constitution
Article V: Amendment Process (1787) The Congress, whenever two thirds of both Houses shall deem it necessary, shall propose Amendments…
Document 13: The United States Constitution – Signed, sealed, and ratified; I’m Now YOURS!
The United States Constitution, the supreme law of the United States, is a foundational document of governance and civil rights.…
Document 12: George Mason and the Anti-Federalists’ Struggle for A Bill of Rights
The Anti-Federalist Papers, a collection of writings from 1787 to 1789, emerged as a critical voice during the ratification debates…