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More Dangerous than Standing ArmiesWhen Washington stepped aside as president in 1796, he memorably warned in his farewell address of the divisive influence of factions on… Started by Keith Broaders in The Online ProfessorLatest Reply |
Become a Constitutional ScholarIt is the respomsibility of every law enforement officer to hpnor their oath to preserve, protect and defend the Constitution and to enfo… Started by Keith Broaders in The Online ProfessorLatest Reply |
Representation in the HouseUnequal Representation in the House Click Here Started by Keith Broaders in RepresentationLatest Reply |
Proportional RepresentationEvery state would be equally apportioned with one repreentaative for every 30,000 ihabitants. If you divide the total U.S. population of 33… Started by Keith Broaders in RepresentationLatest Reply |
Heroes or HypocritsEleven of the of 39 signers the Constitution were the owners or managers of plantaions that relied on slave labor.These men had a personal… Started by Keith Broaders in The Online ProfessorLatest Reply |
Fourteenth AmendmentThe Fourteenth Amendment clearly states that no government official who has previously taken an oath to preserve, protect and defend the Co… Started by Keith Broaders in The Online ProfessorLatest Reply |
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Billionaires Rule the PlanetAll of the people on earth are either predatorsor their pret. The first group consists of the billionaires and second class consists of eve… Started by Keith Broaders in The Online ProfessorLatest Reply |
There is No Such Thing as a Free LunchWhen the government offers to provides benefits to an individual they must first take the fruits of another man's labor. When you or I tak… Started by Keith Broaders in The Online ProfessorLatest Reply |
Odor in the CourtSupreme Court Chief Justice John Marshall and President Thomas Jefferson had different ideas about who should be the final arbiter of the… Started by Keith Broaders in The Online ProfessorLatest Reply |
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