Does the Constitution support creating a federal police force? The Constitution doesn’t give the federal government authority over ordinary crime. Constitutionally and historically, crime fighting has been left to state and local governments exclusively. Article 1 Section 8 tells us that…
Earlier this week, I wrote an article about how school shootings could lead us to the creation of a nationalized police force. In that piece, I documented how groups like the Congressional Black Caucus and race-baiting activists like Al Sharpton…
The recent shooting at Santa Fe High School outside Houston, TX, that resulted in ten dead and thirteen wounded is fueling another round of demands by liberals in Congress to pass more anti-gun laws “to protect our kids” with some…
Even to the casual observer, Donald Trump’s young presidency has been less than stellar, a fact reflected by recent polls showing his record-breaking low approval and high disapproval by voters of his job performance. Obviously, one of the reasons the…
During the monarchial reign of Barack Obama, the ex-president was well-known for his agenda-driven disregard of the limitations placed on the federal government by the Founding Fathers within the Constitution. As a result, Washington’s power grew as it achieved greater…
In the aftermath of the riots in Charlotte, NC–an event that is becoming the new norm anytime a person of color is involved in a shooting by police–a State of Emergency has been declared by North Carolina Governor Pat McCrory.…
Barack Hussein Obama has been a consistent opponent of our constitutional right under the Second Amendment to keep and bear arms. And ever since his administration put its “X” on the dotted line of the United Nation’s Arms Trade Treaty–which…
