Whether you want to own or carry arms or not, protecting the people's right to do so is central to the protection of liberty. Why are so many people seeking to take away the rights of the people to defend themselves? Could it be the lack of teaching the reason our Founding Fathers included the Second Amendment in the Bill of Rights?

From disaster relief to the poor, from paying for schools to paying for healthcare, we all seem to want the bullies based in Washington, D.C., or our state houses to collect money for us. Yet few seem to consider the consequences of such actions. The Bible says that the love of money is the root of all kinds of evil...

From those who will not tolerate Christmas, the idea that a black man committed a hoax, or that there was corruption in the 2020 presidential election, the number of people who will not tolerate a differing position seems to be growing. When intolerance grows, liberty declines. They are saying, "You do not have the right to think differently." That is not only where liberty dies, but the truth as well...

Taking the time to enjoy the good news is very important. From the Omicron variant to attempts to repeal unconstitutional and illegal mandates, we should not forget there is good news. And when we learn to look at the facts and data rather than the personality, we can live as free citizens again...

With the holiday shopping season in full swing, advertising for "smart home" devices is everywhere. I wonder how many of the people buying these devices realized they are installing listening devices that are sending everything they hear to the parent company for analysis? Then, we'll look at some recent efforts of those in government to keep hidden what...

How often have you heard of a judge "ruling" in a case, or "blocking" some action until he or she has a chance to review it? The first grievance the Founding Fathers listed in the Declaration of Independence was that the king "has refused his Assent to Laws, the most wholesome and necessary for the public good."

Can we see beyond what we are encouraged to focus on to see the "tricks" infringing on our rights and turning our children against us? Today, I want to look at several recent news stories and see if we can figure out the magician's trick...

Does anyone else find it interesting that the branch of government Alexander Hamilton said was the least able to injury your rights is today the most destructive of them? What can the American people do to combat this tyranny? Find out more here.

Has anyone taken the time to consider the costs of this ongoing scare campaign? Yes, people have died, yet the overall death rate in America is still only 1.6%. There have been almost 20,000 deaths coincident with the COVID jab. And there is evidence that the government-approved treatment had a 50% death rate when tested against Ebola...

"We've got to do something!" That is the common reaction when someone sees a problem. But what happens when the something that you do fix⏤doesn't fix the problem or makes the problem worse? Today, I want to focus on two solutions people have been proposing lately to fix some of our problems, term limits and an Article V Convention of the States. Some of you may be surprised to hear it, but some of these solutions may be worse than the disease.