Commentary

Of the three branches of the federal government, most of the powers are delegated to the legislative. As the representative branch of government, ...

Does the PRO Act do what it claims, protect the right to organize, or is it another attempt to socialize labor? Once again, Congress is ignoring t...

A Convention of States has become a perennial topic for many in the constitution community. How do we amend the Constitution, and what role would ...

What we’ve learned, or in some cases had confirmed, by the Durham Report should concern all of us. According to the report, when the FBI initiated...

Memorial Day is about honoring the memories of those who died in the service of this nation. Of all the statues, memorials, and holidays, the grea...

What is “Corrupt Intent” and why does it matter? Will the Court of Appeals opinion in United States v. Fischer have an impact on other January 6th...

  When I was a little kid, I asked my dad to teach me the rules of poker so I could join in the family card games he would play with my big sisters...

Thomas Paine said in The American Crisis, “What we obtain too cheap, we esteem too lightly.” The current debt crisis did not suddenly appear. It c...

Under what circumstances can a government actor legally search cellphone location data? What are the requirements for a legitimate geofence warran...

 Is it constitutional for members of the House to vote by proxy? What is the Quorum Clause and why is it important in this case? Will this be a fl...

The United States is a constitutional republic, not a democracy. I have to wonder if all this concern about the “American Democracy” is really abo...

Once again, the American people may be succumbing to fear and letting the federal government pass legislation that will be used to restrict our ri...