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  • Historical Context and Original Intent The Electoral College emerged from the Constitutional Convention of 1787 as a compromise between large and small states. It aimed to balance power by combining principles of federalism with equal representation. The system allocated electors to each state based on their total number of Senators…

  • Historical Context and Original Intent The Electoral College emerged from the Constitutional Convention of 1787 as a compromise between large and small states. It aimed to balance power by combining principles of federalism with equal representation. The system allocated electors to each state based on their total number of Senators…

  • The concept of term limits for Congress has gained significant traction among the American public, transcending party lines. This widespread support reflects frustration with the current political system and a desire for change. The debate over term limits is deeply rooted in the principles of American governance and raises important…

  • I’m Greg, and I’m all about cutting through the fluff and getting to the heart of the matter. In a political landscape filled with noise, I’ve made it my mission to deliver clear, incisive commentary that leaves no room for doubt. I’ve spent years on the front lines of conservative…

  • I’m Michael, a straight-shooter who’s spent years cutting through the fog of political lies and media spin. My work is all about exposing the uncomfortable truths that others would rather ignore, whether it’s the government’s overreach or the cultural rot we’re seeing today. I’ve dedicated my career to making sure…

  • I’m Maggie, a proud advocate for traditional values who’s spent decades standing up for faith, family, and the American way of life. I’ve always been outspoken—some say too outspoken—but I believe in calling things as I see them, especially when it comes to the values that hold this country together.…

  • Historical Foundations Roger Williams, founder of Rhode Island, advocated for separation between church and state to prevent government interference in religion. He called for a "wall or hedge of separation" between the secular world and sacred church. Thomas Jefferson and James Madison advanced this idea, arguing against state support for…

  • Fundamental Rights of Parents The Fourteenth Amendment protects parents' ability to guide their children's upbringing, medical care, and education. In Troxel v. Granville (2000), the Supreme Court affirmed parents' fundamental right to make decisions about their children's care, custody, and control. Meyer v. Nebraska (1923) struck down a statute banning…

  • Historical Foundations of Property Rights English common law forms the backbone of America's property rights, tracing back to the Magna Carta of 1215. John Locke's philosophy of property as liberty personified shaped America's revolutionary ideals. The U.S. Constitution and Bill of Rights articulated these values. The Fifth Amendment directly addressed…

  • Basic Constitutional Protections Non-citizens in the United States have constitutional rights. The Fifth Amendment ensures due process for everyone, including undocumented immigrants facing deportation. However, expedited removal can occur without a judge's involvement in some cases. Legal counsel isn't guaranteed in most immigration cases, as deportation proceedings are civil, not…