This Saturday, December 15th, is Bill of Rights Day. We will celebrate the 227th anniversary of the ratification of the first Ten Amendments of the United States Constitution. Our society often references them, but this is a great opportunity to … [Read more...] about Celebrate Bill of Rights Day
Citizen Duty To Vote Next Tuesday
Americans have inherited a wonderful land of liberty and prosperity, and I believe it’s the personal duty of each of us to do what we can to safeguard our magnificent heritage. Part of our heritage is that we have the right to self-government, a … [Read more...] about Citizen Duty To Vote Next Tuesday
Thorner: Pre-Election Events Point to Possible Red Wave on Horizon
Despite the heinous shooting at the synagogue in Pittsburgh, none of the Democrats are demanding more gun control, at least those seeking election or their mentors, as there would be no better way to sink their already shrinking margins. Democrats … [Read more...] about Thorner: Pre-Election Events Point to Possible Red Wave on Horizon
The British Example
As the question of stricter gun control ricochets back and forth in American politics, some commentators claim that completely eliminating access to firearms would drastically reduce the amount of violent crime afflicting neighborhoods, especially … [Read more...] about The British Example
Thorner: John Lott Debunks Gun Control Advocates’ Arguments
John Lott is known as the nation's preeminent expert on guns. Andrew Napolitano, senior judicial analyst at the Fox News Channel, in praise for Lott's latest book, The War of Guns (Arming yourself Against Gun Control Lies) described Lott as the "most … [Read more...] about Thorner: John Lott Debunks Gun Control Advocates’ Arguments
Judge Kavanaugh on the Issues
Liberals and Never-Trump Republicans simply can't stand how Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh has long-agreed with Trump on core issues. Unlike Kavanaugh's liberal rivals for nomination to the Supreme Court, he has participated in more than 3,800 … [Read more...] about Judge Kavanaugh on the Issues
3D Printer Firearm Parts Much Ado About Nothing
Seven states and Washington DC sued and successfully obtained a restraining order against release of plans to make firearm parts using 3D printers. The restraining order from U.S. District Judge Robert Lasnik in Seattle puts that plan … [Read more...] about 3D Printer Firearm Parts Much Ado About Nothing
Liberal Gun Policies Hurt Minorities
Identity politics is the idea of separating people into groups based on demographics like their skin color, sex, or nationality. Democrats use identity politics all the time when they claim to have the “African American vote” or when they claim to be … [Read more...] about Liberal Gun Policies Hurt Minorities
Trump Cements Legacy with SCOTUS Pick
With his second conservative nomination to the Supreme Court, President Trump has already exceeded Ronald Reagan. Brett Kavanaugh is stellar on immigration and sovereignty, the life issue, and the Second Amendment. Trump made this look easy, but … [Read more...] about Trump Cements Legacy with SCOTUS Pick
More Advice from James Madison
**Previously Recorded by Phyllis Schlafly (10-98, 5-18-10)** The Father of the United States Constitution, James Madison, wrote a strong warning against ever calling a new constitutional convention. Let's recall some of his compelling … [Read more...] about More Advice from James Madison
