If a truly deadly variant of COVID-19 were to appear, would anyone believe Dr. Fauci when he said so? If Jen Psaki were to tell you that the White House will no longer flag "misinformation" for Facebook, would you believe her? And with all of the provable lies coming out of the media, can anyone trust what they say?

While we've been distracted by political shows and swamped with propaganda, those in power have been diluting the meaning our Founding Fathers put into the Constitution. Unless the American people once again take up their role as masters of their governments and overthrow those who are perverting the Constitution, our only future will be...

We have the President and his press secretary confessing on national television that they are out to destroy your right to freedom of speech, freedom of the press, and to be secure from unreasonable searches. And the American people do nothing. There will be no public liberty when those in government destroy freedom of speech...

This may go down as the most questionable election in American history. We have federal officials making baseless claims about voter integrity laws, state actors impending audits, and courts in the middle of everything. In the midst of all of this case, there's one question that has yet to be answered. Can we trust the results of the election?

What does that mean in a practical sense? Today, I'll be looking at several Supreme Court cases revolving around your right to property. I'll also be looking at several events from the news regarding your property rights. Not just your land or your stuff, but your ability to control what you own. While some of the news is good and some bad...

Did the federal government create the states or the other way around? Does the federal government tell the states what they can do, or do the states order the federal government around? Once we understand the roles and relative powers between the states and the federal government, we can answer the question, are States Sovereign?

Unlike the character Vizzini in Princess Bride, it's not that the words don't mean what these people think. I think it is much more dastardly than that. I believe these people are using words as weapons in an attempt to intimidate people into backing down and giving them what they want. However, like any other bully, the only way to disarm...

You are not powerless before the Big Tech Overlords take over your life. All it takes is a little education, gumption, and willingness to act to protect your liberty. I start by looking at the class action lawsuits recently filed by Donald Trump...

Should we see the tyranny being foisted on us, the illegal mandates, the unjust laws, and the constant coercion and bullying to comply with government wishes, and metaphorically throw them overboard? Should we stand and declare that we're mad as heck and we're not going to take it anymore?

When I say "Religious Liberty," what comes to mind? Is it the freedom to go to church, to wear a crucifix, yamaka, or hijab? Is it the ability to not work on your chosen holy day? What if I were to tell you that Religious Liberty is so much more. How about the Philadelphia foster care case along with both the Masterpiece Cake Shop and Arlene's Flowers cases...