Constitution Archives - Page 12 of 22

A $540 million Fee Increase – By a Republican?

December 7, 2019December 6, 2019

You know that we Groksters will call out malice on either side of the aisle when appropriate, and this time it’s a Republican who has earned the spotlight. A representative from one of the most republican districts in New Hampshire has put in two very, very, anti-liberty bills. One of those bills will create a … Read more

Residents of an Ohio Town Just Dissolved their Local Government

December 4, 2019 Steve MacDonald

The New Hampshire constitution is unique. It took to heart, literally, language in the Declaration of Independence. Article 10 gives the people a right to dissolve the government. A town in Ohio just did that.

Unexpectedly? Red Flag Laws in NJ Abused to Disarm Defendant in Lawsuit

November 25, 2019 Steve MacDonald

A patient named Alfred Conti is having issues with pain. The product of a failed surgery according to the reporting. Unhappy with the service provided his outbursts get him kicked out of the clinic, after which he writes a critical online review. His doctor sues him. Then files a red flag complaint.

Lieawatha Fauxcahontas is 1/1024th Right in Her Campaign Claims

November 4, 2019November 4, 2019

Leisure suit Lizzie Warren is second in the national polls. She is ahead in New Hampshire. Many in the media consider Fauxcahontas the current Democrat favorite.

Pediocracy

October 29, 2019October 28, 2019 Ian Underwood

Maybe it was because I’d seen Steve’s post in the morning, but today I had one of those Aha! moments where something that never seemed to make sense suddenly did. And it happened while I was playing Zombie with my grandkids at Homeschool Gym.

Where did the Traditional Democrats go?

October 27, 2019October 27, 2019 Steve Earle

I find it rather entertaining at times watching the gyrations of radical Democrats trying to find some excuse to impeach President Trump with no evidence of any crime, high or otherwise. But in all honesty, I can not relate any of the leftist leaders to Democrats as I recall them from as recently as twenty years ago.

Clarence Thomas and the Lost Constitution

October 21, 2019October 21, 2019 Norm Silber

Clarence Thomas is our era’s most consequential jurist, as radical as he is brave. During his almost three decades on the bench, he has been laying out a blueprint for remaking Supreme Court jurisprudence. His template is the Constitution as the Framers wrote it during that hot summer in Philadelphia 232 years ago, when they … Read more

Ignore Islam At Our Peril

October 19, 2019 Amil Imani

There is no shortage of Islamic materials on the market for anyone curious enough to seek the truth for himself. I personally have written hundreds of articles about Islam and the threat it poses to our Constitution. The painstaking task of educating the American public about this threat has not stopped Islam’s advancement in America. … Read more

Nancy Pelosi’s Un-Enumerated Powers

October 18, 2019

If you want to know what power Democrat Socialist Speaker Nancy Pelosi has over impeachment – look to the US Constitution. This document was written so a normal person can understand it.

US Senate Confirming MORE Judges Nominated by Trump

October 16, 2019

As of yesterday, October 15, the Senate had confirmed 152 of President Trump’s judicial nominations. 2 Associate Supreme Court Justices (Kavanaugh and Gorsuch,) 43 Appeals Court Judges, 105 District Judges, and 2 International Trade Court Judges. The winning is continuing, right now. They’ve confirmed 3 more District Court judges and are voting on one more. … Read more

Infringements – Infringements, Everywhere!

January 18, 2025October 13, 2019 Steve MacDonald

This week’s podcast can be summed up in one word. Infringements. “Constitutional infringements that is.” They are everywhere or, given the electoral environment, promised by Democrats “if elected.”

The Bible in public schools- What did the founding fathers say about it?

October 3, 2019

The battle of separation of church and state has been raging for decades. Lawyers today, struggle with the idea that students and especially teachers, can bring their Bibles into school. But today, students across America are bringing their Bibles to school.

American constitution, USA flag and a handgun

The Library of Congress – The Constitution Annotated, Is Now Fully Digitized and Searchable

September 26, 2019 Steve MacDonald

Maybe you will never have occasion to find something in the constitution or a related court ruling. What a life that must be, eh? For everyone else, The Library of Congress has updated the Constitution Annotated.

NH State Rep Debra Altschiller (D-Stratham)

Government Official Debra Altschiller is attempting to censor a Normal citizen? Part 2 – Accountability

September 7, 2019 Skip

Remember, Debra Altschiller isn’t just a NH State Rep; her husband, Howard, is the Editor of the Seacoast Media Group (e.g., The Portsmouth Herald, The Exeter News-Letter, The Hampton Union, York County Coast Star, and the The York Weekly). His business DEPENDS on the First Amendment clauses of Free Speech and Freedom of the Press. … Read more

Your Rights, If You Can Keep Them

September 4, 2019 Ian Underwood

Christopher Maidment recently began his post, A Republic, If You Can Keep It, by saying:

A Government Of The People, By The People, and For The People. That’s the whole foundation of this country.

I disagree. The foundation of the country begins with the Declaration of Independence. That document asks and answers two fundamental questions:

So, Government Official Debra Altschiller is attempting to censor a Normal citizen?

September 18, 2022September 2, 2019 Skip

Streisand Effect. Again. Kimberly and I are reporting on the efforts of Democrats to shut down a political speech page called Musings of Alderman Jan Schmidt. A page that lists and quotes Schmidt’s own words and actions. Period. Jan is both a Nashua Alderman and NH State Rep.

Rep. Dan Crenshaw – Democrats v. Republicans (Democracy v. Republic)

September 2, 2019 Steve MacDonald

Some of the usual suspects are once again publicly bashing the Electoral College. DNC communications specialist, Chris Hayes, working at MSNBC, sums up their collective wisdom. The only reason it’s constitutional is that it is in the constitution.

“The shaming gets harsher and harsher until they wear you down and you give up”

August 14, 2019August 13, 2019 Op-Ed

by Karyn Maynard |

It started that if you opposed Obama’s policy it wasn’t because you disagreed with him, you were a racist. Then if you supported the police you were a racist.

Rights guaranteed by the Constitution (but not created by it)

August 13, 2019August 13, 2019 Op-Ed

By NH State Rep Mike Sylvia Recalling that our constitution provides, “All men have certain natural, essential, and inherent rights…” I’d like to expand on this concept of rights. I say concept because rights are an idea, as opposed to a real physical thing. Most would agree that our natural rights are part of being … Read more

Governor Sununu Forces Legislature to ‘Do Your Job’ on Redistricting

August 10, 2019 Steve MacDonald

This isn’t a sexy topic like stopping forced wage mandates. And it is not, to paraphrase Judge Napolitano, about how the right to bear arms is not a gift from the government that they can take away. But this veto needs to be sustained too!