<p>The guys discuss the least used, most obscure amendment in the Bill of Rights, the 3rd Amendment.  They discuss recent precedent used during the eviction moratorium.  They draw the line from the 1st and 2nd amendments to show the pattern of what the founders were trying to protect.  Personal, Private Property.</p>

The guys discuss the least used, most obscure amendment in the Bill of Rights, the 3rd Amendment. They discuss recent precedent used during the eviction moratorium. They draw the line from the 1st and 2nd amendments to show the pattern of what the founders were trying to protect. Personal, Private Property.

<p>The guys discuss the least used, most obscure amendment in the Bill of Rights, the 3rd Amendment. &nbsp;They discuss recent precedent used during the eviction moratorium. &nbsp;They draw the line from the 1st and 2nd amendments to show the pattern of what the founders were trying to protect. &nbsp;Personal, Private Property.</p>

The Army Can't Live In Ya House

Between The Lines started out of frustration with the current mainstream media. Political bias has infected the once noble profession of journalism. Between The Lines tries to look at current events and social issues from a moderate (slightly conservative) point of view. Hosted by Michael Clayton and David Hickernell. 

We may not always agree, but we always remain friends!

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Between The Lines started out of frustration with the current mainstream media. Political bias has infected the once noble profession of journalism. Between The Lines tries to look at current events and social issues from a moderate (slightly conservative) point of view. Hosted by Michael Clayton and David Hickernell. We may not always agree, but we always remain friends!

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