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On this day in 1789, Congress passed the Judiciary Act of 1789, officially titled “An Act to Establish the Judicial Courts of the United States” and President Washington signed it into law. Find out what else happened on This Day in Founders History at mikechurch.com
Mandeville, LA - Exclusive Transcript - If you wanted to do all these things and you wanted to actually participate or make these things in force of law or effective, then the path is clear. You have two choices. Article V is still out there and still to be used. The other one is to dissolve the political bands which have connected you with another. If you can’t see that the bands need to be severed because the big, giant […]
Mandeville, LA - Exclusive Audio and Transcript - The never-ending quest that we seem to be embarked on for equality is antithetical or anti-nature at its core. There is no equality. This holy grail that we seem to be possessed of, that everyone likes to run around and prattle on about their rights and “We’ve got to have equality.” Why? Nature is not in balance, it never is. Nature is always out of balance. The difference between the night and […]
Mandeville, LA - (Thanks to The Imaginative Conservative for this repost of Prof Gutzman's essay) Kevin Gutzman was once and aspiring young author and not the Colossus of Constitution we know and admire today (see his James Madison & The Making of America"). Back in 1994, Gutzman was presented the opportunity to partially weigh in on the famous dialogue that embroiled the young "American Exceptionalism" movement begun by Professor Harry Jaffa. If you've ever wondered how Lincoln became the DeceptiCONS […]
Honey Boo Boo make the biggest boo boo of all: normalizing white trash and continuing the assault of the Southern Tradition Machiavelli Lives: Obama jokingly castigates himself for not paying enough in taxes so he can viciously castigate Romney According to the amount of FedEx Shipments, the recession began this summer New Orleans, the City That Knowledge Forgot: N.O. tour guides claim the first Amendment protects their right to botch NEW ORLEANS history given on tours through the city Rand […]
Mandeville, LA - Exclusive Transcript - Nobody called the first ten amendments the Bill of Rights until incorporation was invented in the early part of the 20th century. Amendment One is part of a suite of twelve amendments that were proposed in the first congress and sent to the states for ratification. The sole and explicit purpose of those amendments were that the states that ratified begrudgingly -- like New York, Pennsylvania, Virginia especially, North Carolina, which would not ratify […]
Mandeville, LA - Exclusive Audio and Transcript - Let me just point out the greatest irony of all ironies here... The Romney résumé is that he is the manager dude. He is the CEO. He’s the turnaround man. He runs those companies, turns the losers into winners, does all these things, right? What is the campaign? The campaign is a company. It’s an endeavor. How many millions have been raised? He’s raised some ungodly amount of money, like $350, $400 […]
September 21, 1784, the Pennsylvania Packet, and the General Advertiser, a weekly newspaper, began daily publication. Find out what else happened on This Day in Founders History at mikechurch.com
"But if you are truly dedicated to the Constitution you won’t let it be trampled in order to make some soon-to-be-moot point to the anonymous GOP party hacks responsible for not giving Ron Paul a primo speaking slot. Priorities, people. Nothing less than the Constitution is at stake here." - Kurt Schlichter, Breitbart's Big Government This piece, written by Kurt Schlichter of Breitbart's Big Government is more 40 years ago than today. The US Constitution as a plan of government, […]
