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James Madison Veto Of The “Bonus Bill” Shows Interstate Highways Are NOT Constitutional

With "Conservatives" and their corrupt "think tanks" now fully backing the wasteful and unconstitutional spending on "interstate highway projects" who is left to defend the molecules of the Constitution that remain in effect? Well, we can summon the pen of Constitutional author, ratifier and President under, James Madison and his -SHOULD BE FAMOUS-veto of Henry Clay's "bonus Bill" in 1817.

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Episode 312 – Stimulus Trump

Mandeville, LA – Exclusive Transcript – You don’t go around proposing $1 trillion in infrastructure, stimulus spending if you will, if you’re not ready to make deals with people that have to actually legislate them. By the by, when Obama proposed this – I went and looked this up. I asked the question to start the program today: Was Obama’s porkulus, succubus stimulus bill more or less than $1 […]

April 14, 2018 9

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The Timeless Debate: Public vs. Private

George Washington Wanted A National University And Thought Seminaries Stunk At Educating Kids In Gubbmint Mandeville, LA – Exclusive Transcript – "He was calling for West Point basically, citing just as I had reminded you earlier, that he saw the need for officers. The need for officers does make sense. I’m not prepared to get into a full discussion of that, but I can tackle the education question." Check out […]

June 3, 2015 8

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Congress Builds Roads To Nowhere

Congress Uses Powers From A Phony Constitution To Get Their Way Mandeville, LA – Exclusive Transcript – "He cited Madison and Monroe and others that had said: Look, I can find nothing in the Constitution that would cause me to sign this bill so that you can buy alfalfa seeds for farmers in Texas, for example. Explain to the audience just a little of the history behind public works and roads […]

February 27, 2015 11

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James Madison Vetoed Public Works

Public Works Bills are STILL Unconstitutional Mandeville, LA – Exclusive Transcript – "When I say that the president has as much authority to present a budget as you do or as I do to the Congress, I draw upon the letter of the ratified law. The letter of the ratified law gives no such appropriation authority to the president. His authority is limited to either signing or affirming an act of […]

February 9, 2015 18

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I Told Ya So! Judge Uses Homosexuality Acceptance As Basis For Incest Acceptance

Mandeville, LA – Exclusive Transcript – "If you’re a Californian and you’re happily married today, say hello to your spouse. It doesn’t matter if you’re husband and wife. You’re no longer husband and wife. You’re spouse and spouse now. Congratulations. Thank you Governor Moonbeam. Again, those of you that argued, [mocking] “Marriage ought to be defined by the states,” no, marriage is defined by God, Almighty God. It is a […]

July 13, 2014 5

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What Really Happened At Start Of Federal Convention Of 1787, Pt. I

Interview with Kevin Gutzman - Federal Convention Mandeville, LA – Exclusive Transcript – "Let’s get to the matter at hand here with Professor Kevin Gutzman, who is one of the foremost authorities on James Madison. I wanted to start with the introduction of the Virginia Plan, which happened 237 years ago today. Governor Randolph was, of course, the gentleman that introduced the plan. It wasn’t Madison who introduced it. In the […]

June 2, 2014 9

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Republican Hero Of Trenton And Beyond

James Monroe the Republican Hero Mandeville, LA – Exclusive Transcript – "Happy belated birthday to James Monroe. That’s why we started this conversation, because Monroe was one of two continentals that was wounded in the Battle of Trenton. If you’ve heard Times That Try Men’s Souls or if you’ve read about it, you know that it was Monroe with a Colonel William Washington -- no relation to George -- that was […]

May 1, 2014 14

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Caller Jo Gets History Lesson on The Purpose of the United States Senate

Mandeville, LA – Exclusive Transcript – Now we’re talking about things that really shouldn’t matter. The purpose of the United States Senate, as I understand it from my old, antiquated, fuddy-duddy, useless study these days of the federal constitution and how it came about, my understanding of it is that the Senate was created so that the little states could not be trounced by the large states, and so that […]

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