If we spend all of our time looking at what is going wrong, we end up depressed and wondering if it means anything at all. So I think it's a good idea every so often to make a point of finding the good things in the news. Not only will it help us from becoming cynical, but I think it will energize us to do the work that we need to do for this...

Well, as usual, the bark of the talking heads is much worse than the bite of the actual law. I also want to show you why it is so important that we learn to go to the original sources ourselves. So today, I'm going to the original documents, from the actual Texas law to the opinion in Roe v. Wade. I want to help you cut through the noise to...

Routinely ignored by both lawyers and judges alike, these clauses are the cornerstone to freedom and liberty in America. And by taking a little bit of time to study them, you'll not only learn just how important these clauses are, but how you can use them to protect your rights and the rights of others...

From the book 1984, Newspeak was coined for the ambiguous language used by politicians to manipulate the public. Today Newspeak is used not just by politicians, but by many in an attempt to win the argument by bluster rather than data. Only when the American people stop looking to others to determine what is and isn't true...

When I see a poll that shows that half of Americans think employer mask mandates are a good thing, I mourn for liberty in America. When I see government actors lying to the American people, then use those lies to bully them into compliance, I mourn for liberty in America. But when I see a few, a brave few, stand up against the powers...

The Supreme Court did not strike down the eviction moratorium, neither did the court find it unconstitutional. Until we understand what is truly going on, we will never be able to get beyond this dumpster fire called the eviction moratorium. What did the Supreme Court actually say in its latest opinion, and what the American people can do to protect...

America needs a resurgence of devotion to liberty and justice for all. We need to stop worrying so much about our own rights and defend the rights of others. As Benjamin Franklin said after the signing of the Declaration of Independence, "We must all hang together, or assuredly we will all hang separately."

If We the People don't stand up and alter the governments that are destroying our rights at the ballot box, our children will be forced to regain the rights we gave up on the battlefield. The choice is yours, are you a subject or a citizen? Are you free or a slave? Do you work for the government or does government work for you?

I believe it was John Adams that said our form of government is for a moral people, and wholly inadequate for any other. What are Americans to do when society itself is no longer concerned with protecting the rights of the people? Can America stand for truth, justice, and the American way when all three of them seem to be despised today?

So if our government is broken, what can we do about it? We start by understanding how the government of the US is designed to work, what our role is as citizens, and that the Constitution is our legal authority to say no. The question is, will the people of the US stand their ground and say no, or sit back and watch while our country spirals...