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The Final Arbiter of the ConstitutionContrary to what you've been taught the Supreme Court is not the final arbiter of what is Constitutional and what is not. In 1850 the Supr… Started by Keith Broaders in Supreme CourtLatest Reply |
Direct and Indirect Election of SenatorsInitially the U.S. Senators were chosen by their states legidlsture. In Florida it was the reposonsibility of the state;s representatives a… Started by Keith Broaders in The Online ProfessorLatest Reply |
Nullification of the 17th AmendmentLearn why the 17th Amendment is Unconstitutional There have been many times when states have exercised their right to nullify unconstitut… Started by Keith Broaders in The Online ProfessorLatest Reply |
Winner Take AllThe Winner Take All method of allocating their states e;ectral votes in Presidential elections is unfair. All of the states except Maine… Started by Keith Broaders in ELECTORAL COLLEGELatest Reply |
Direct Versus Indirect ElectionsIa pure or direct democracy individuals vote for themselves, but in a Constitutional Repulblic the people vote to have a representative v… Started by Keith Broaders in The Online ProfessorLatest Reply |
Voluntary ServitudeIt is estimated that 350,000 to 500,000 Euirpoean immigrants came to the United State during the 17th century and half to two thirds came… Started by Keith Broaders in The Online ProfessorLatest Reply |
PRINCIPLES OF THE CONSTITUTIONWhat are the 7 Principles of the Constitution? The word 'Principles' means an explanation of the fundamental reasons and rationale of th… Started by Keith Broaders in The Online ProfessorLatest Reply |
Misunderstood ClausesThe Constitution Doesn't Need to Be Amended, It Simply Needs to Be Enforced The Necessary and Proper Clause Article I Section 8 Clause 18… Started by Keith Broaders in The Online ProfessorLatest Reply |
A Prison by Another NameStarted by Keith Broaders in The Online ProfessorLatest Reply |
Originalism Versus Living ConstitutionbbbIf the Comstitution is a binding contract the terms of the agreement can not change over time withiut the consent of both parties to th… Started by Keith Broaders in The Online ProfessorLatest Reply |
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