The Constitution Study with Host Paul Engel – Eighty percent of Americans believe words can hurt, but isn’t that view a bit childish? While politicians react to simple jokes and sarcasm as if they’re physical blows, it reflects our own societal immaturity. We can't expect leaders to grow up until we do. Perhaps it’s time for Americans to put away such childish sensitivities.

The Constitution Study with Host Paul Engel – The love of money fuels political power in America, driving billionaires and unions to spend millions on campaigns. With Congress wielding public funds as influence, many voters accept these "bribes," swaying decisions based on promised gains rather than true leadership. As Tocqueville warned, this cycle raises questions about democracy’s future when money dictates power.

The Constitution Study with Host Paul Engel – First, we have ballot drop boxes being set on fire in the Pacific Northwest, voting machine passwords disclosed in Colorado, and illegal votes being counted in New York, all of which are fodder for those who wish to question the outcome of the election. Add to that a poll showing that a quarter of Americans and half of Gen Zers who appear so afraid of...

The Constitution Study with Host Paul Engel – Just as good intelligence is important to keep us safe, bad intelligence can lead to disastrous decisions. While we tend to think of intelligence as something done at the national level, We the People collect and use intelligence every day. What can we learn about candidates and elected officials? How can we use that information? Probably most importantly, how accurate is the...

The Constitution Study with Host Paul Engel – Censorship wears many disguises today, from “inclusiveness” to “disinformation.” Microsoft’s “Inclusiveness Checker” reminds me of political correctness from the '80s and '90s—language control by so-called experts. While I avoid offending others, some truths must be told, especially around election integrity, where honest questions inspire confidence rather than discouraging voters.

The Constitution Study with Host Paul Engel – Ever feel surrounded by others telling you how to raise your child? Imagine that voice backed by government threats. Today, I reveal shocking examples of parental rights under siege—from police and schools pushing agendas to cases of custody battles over identity. Who's really raising our children: parents or the government? The village looms large.

The Constitution Study with Host Paul Engel – Do you remember the Rolling Stones song You Can’t Always Get What You Want? Well, it’s true, you can’t always get what you want, but if you don’t ask, you never will. That’s why voting is so important. While participating doesn’t guarantee you get the outcome you want, not voting doesn’t make the situation any better...

The Constitution Study with Host Paul Engel – The word "imbecile" might seem harsh, yet it feels accurate when examining recent trends in our education system. Time spent in academia often seems to drain common sense, replacing it with fleeting social fads. As parents witnessed during COVID-19, the curriculum’s political biases and disregard for their values sparked a surge in homeschooling nationwide.

The Constitution Study with Host Paul Engel – Ever notice those who push environmental agendas with a hidden agenda? Some so-called environmentalists use collectivist tactics, like government mandates, to control choices—everything from electric cars to appliance usage. Agencies like the EPA and NASA promote political goals under the guise of environmentalism. It's time to question if these “climate commies” truly serve us.

The Constitution Study with Host Paul Engel – Laws don't prevent crime; they define it and assign punishments. When laws go unenforced, particularly election laws, democracy falters. During election judge training, I hear of overlooked mismatched signatures, raising concerns about integrity. From "Zuckerbucks" to election interference, I explore how unenforced laws risk undermining the transparency and fairness essential to our voting system.