For the second presidential election in a row, the two individuals representing the Democrat and Republican parties are equally reprehensible, leaving voters with little incentive to mail in their ballots or to show up at the polls next week to…
In response to Trump’s two-year-old plan to build a government owned-and-operated 5G network to allegedly improve cybersecurity, the Pentagon made a move last month to begin building a nationalized, military-controlled 5G network. Trump’s threat to the liberty and the Constitution…
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…
From the very beginning of his 2016 campaign to today, Donald Trump has been working at dismantling the First Amendment, specifically free speech and a free press. With yesterday’s FCC announcement about the plan to “reform” Section 230 of the Communications…
The 2020 election is quickly approaching and voting for president matters, but how you vote locally matters much more. The election seems to have taken on a personality of its own. Democrats fear the end of the world should Trump…
The college campus used to be a place for young minds to be exposed to new ideas in an atmosphere where free speech and free thought were encouraged and protected, but today the prognosis for free speech is terminal —…
Last week was the 233rd anniversary of the signing of the Constitution, the document provided us by the Founding Fathers to guard against tyranny. In this edition of the Conservative Review podcast, we relive the Constitutional Convention of 1787 and…
