Constitution

Our right to free speech and the right to privacy are two of the most valuable freedoms we still have in America. But even those two have their limitations.

I don’t remember anything about Minimum Wage, or working conditions provided by private business being anywhere in the Constitution.

Is it possible those first ten amendments to our constitution were expressly written that way because some of the founders had those rights taken from them?

The Supreme Court took state law and put it under Federal Law. Where could that go in the future? What happened to state’s rights?

Over the years some 11,539 ideas for amending our Constitution have been presented between 1789 and 2013. Virtually all died in committee.

The Civil War caused the rebirth and the reuniting of the United States of America. While it didn’t happen overnight, it did happen.

If every American everywhere within the US or its territories has the constitutional right to freely exercise their religion — why is that a problem?

At some point in time, within every four years of a presidential election, someone always wants to charge the sitting president with treason.

Three Media Darlings – Calvin Coolidge did the first radio address in 1923, Harry Truman the first TV version in 1947, and George W. Bush did the first webcast in 2002.

The first ten amendments to the US Constitution are labeled the “Bill of Rights.” Are they really rights — or just suggestions?