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Payne: Demand Statesmen not Bloodsucking Insects

December 6, 2025May 24, 2023 Russ Payne

As Americans, we picture representative government through the lens of controlled history, unable to call for a replay to see through the deception that rewriters of history have caused. Below the surface of misinformation about the history of our American Republic, the narrative of eternal truth is triggered by Cal Thomas’s definition of politics: “Poly” … Read more

2A To Keep and bear arms, amendment 2 photo by SteveM

The Assault Children Ban

May 10, 2023 Ian Underwood

Gun control advocates in Texas are excited because a House panel has advanced a bill to raise the age at which you can buy an AR-15 from 18 to 21.

So Now We See A New Socialist Govt Doing Usual Gun Grab. Wonder Why Democrats Want Our Guns, too?

March 22, 2023 Skip

And now we get to watch this happening again in real-time (reformatted, emphasis mine):

Brazil’s Socialist President Orders Nationwide Gun Grab After Surge in Sales

Vivek Ramaswamy Presidential Campaign 2/22/23: Question: Thoughts on having an Article V Convention? World Economic Forum / Davos Relationship??

February 26, 2023February 25, 2023 Skip

Article V: The US Constitution provides for two ways to change itself – the traditional path through Congress and then to the States for ratification and an Article V Convention driven by people up through the States.

Treehugger – After Being Insulted, I Ask THE Important Question!

February 4, 2023 Skip

Again, from the same post from TH: Are British Conservatives Really Committed to Climate Action? Note the nuance of the structure of the post title – can we TRUST Conservatives? Do they really accept Climate Change – and are willing to use Government (in this case, the new and then quickly former Prime Minister Liz … Read more

Don Surber’s Point #2: Normal Parents Reaction to Teachers’ Sexuality

December 19, 2022 Skip

Part 1 was the reveal by Don Surber, while letting the info drop that I’d been looking for some time (where did the policy on “Transgender and Non-conforming” originate?). But as I said at the end of that post, Surber also made another observation I think is important, one that I think all Normal people … Read more

Bill of Rights: The Ignored History of Why it Exists

December 19, 2022 Op-Ed

[December 15th was] “Bill of Rights Day” – commemorating ratification on Dec. 15, 1791. But what the government-run schools – and supporters of the monster state – “teach” about the Bill of Rights has almost nothing to do with the foundational principles which motivated the people who supported – and demanded it. They want us … Read more

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RTK Ombudsman Update: An Example of “Government” Workers Making Life Harder for the Citizens That Own “It”

December 15, 2022 Skip

As you may know, I put in an RSA 91-A demand, ironically enough, about the Office of the Right To Know Ombudsman.

wedding rings marriage Photo by Zoriana Stakhniv on Unsplash

The New Respect for Marriage Act — Where Does It Fit As Federal Legislation?

December 15, 2022 Op-Ed

Cameron Kegan’s article “Why Any Federal Law Defining Marriage Is Unconstitutional” was published at GraniteGrok.com on December 13, the very day Biden signed the new federal law “Respect for Marriage Act.”

“Understanding the Constitution: Originalism Wasn’t Invented by Partisan Republicans”

December 6, 2022 Skip

I’ve been holding onto this post for a long time as it is one of those “philosophical” type posts that interest me a lot. Unfortunately, it’s not only densely written, it’s long – Rob Natelson is a good writer and by golly, I wanted to bring it to you. However, I’ve not discovered a good … Read more

Another Way to Pad the Vote

November 11, 2022 Ray Cardello

One thing you can count on with the Democrats and elections is their creativity in creating new voters and votes. Two ideas that I hope will never come to fruition are giving non-citizens the right to vote in the United States elections and lowering the voting age to sixteen. Our Constitution secures the right to vote.

biden-fail-2 Peter Doucy Conservative Treehouse

MONDAY MEMES

August 10, 2025October 24, 2022 NITZAKHON

They’re flying so thick and fast it is amazing. And take heart – there will be a Meme Overflow and I will back-edit to include the link. And potentially, there will be a Friday Meme Overflow-Overflow. Here’s last Friday’s post.

Friday Meme Overflow-Overflow

August 10, 2025October 21, 2022 NITZAKHON

I have not only found a few more sources for memes, but I have also had memes sent to Skip and/or Steve to be sent on to me. I’ve found many worthy… and thank you for sending them along. Keep them coming please, as it helps me gather weaponry to fight the Left.

Meme Overflow

August 10, 2025October 19, 2022 NITZAKHON

As promised in the last Monday Memes, I have an overflow. My meme cup runneth over. Almost certain about a Friday Overflow-Overflow. We’ll see.

MONDAY MEMES

August 10, 2025October 17, 2022 NITZAKHON

They’re flying so thick and fast it is amazing. And take heart – there will be a Meme Overflow and I will back-edit to include the link. And potentially there will be a Friday Meme Overflow-Overflow. Last Friday’s offering here.

Friday Meme Overflow-Overflow

August 10, 2025October 14, 2022 NITZAKHON

As predicted in the last Monday Memes, and in the Meme Overflow, I have an overflow-overflow. Enjoy, and Happy Friday!

Meme Overflow

August 10, 2025October 11, 2022 NITZAKHON

As promised in the last Monday Memes, I have an overflow. My meme cup runneth over. Almost certain about a Friday Overflow-Overflow. We’ll see. Now, let the mayhem, mockery, and ridicule resume: *** Warning, a few possibly off-color ones, in case tender eyes are about *** >>>>>=====<<<<< >>>>>=====<<<<< There’s … Read more

MONDAY MEMES

August 10, 2025October 10, 2022 NITZAKHON

Friday Meme Overflow-Overflow

August 10, 2025October 7, 2022 NITZAKHON

As predicted in the last Monday Memes, and in the Meme Overflow, I have an overflow-overflow. Enjoy, and Happy Friday!

The Destructive Legacy of the Federal Taxing Power

October 6, 2022 Op-Ed

How many people stop to consider if there are any restrictions on what or how the federal government can tax? Does the Constitution for the United States allow the federal government to tax anything it wants, whenever it wants, and in any way that it wants?