The Constitution Study with Host Paul Engel – When someone is unhappy about leaving, they often throw parting shots. Biden, forced to abandon his campaign for another term as President, might be no different. Whether due to outside forces or internal politics, his departure is far from amicable. Expect some final jabs from him, adding to the many illegal and unconstitutional actions we've seen over the last four years.

The Constitution Study with Host Paul Engel – Ignorance of the Constitution is widespread in America, with alarming consequences. Many cannot name a single First Amendment freedom, and most federal spending violates constitutional limits. Politicians from both parties misunderstand constitutional principles, leading to misguided laws and proposals. Our lack of constitutional knowledge is not just a problem; it actively harms our nation.

The Constitution Study with Host Paul Engel – The metaphor of a “ship of state” illustrates how bureaucrats have led the nation into peril, like the Titanic striking an iceberg. This iceberg is the Constitution and laws of the United States. Recent court decisions reveal cracks in the deep state's hull. Can we guide Americans to the lifeboats of the Constitution and dismantle the destructive bureaucracy?

The Constitution Study with Host Paul Engel – The members of the Democratic Party are not the ones choosing their candidates. This is nothing new since Bernie Sanders was the leading contender for the Democratic nomination for President until the party leaders got involved. This year, after promoting Joe Biden to their members and getting people to vote for him, the party leaders suddenly started pressuring him to drop out...

The Constitution Study with Host Paul Engel – The Constitution matters, but only if we use it. Recent federal court decisions are increasingly based on the Constitution's actual text rather than judicial interpretation. This shift might signal change, suggesting that our challenging times are fostering resilient individuals committed to defending their rights and those of others. Explore these themes and more on our website.

The Constitution Study with Host Paul Engel – In today's polarized world, it's common to be defined by the groups we support. I choose not to back any political figure or organization. Instead, I support policies that align with my beliefs. This approach ensures I stay true to myself and avoid being boxed into predefined labels. It's challenging but essential for genuine freedom.

The Constitution Study with Host Paul Engel – We’ve all done it. We “cleaned” by sweeping the dirt under the carpet, throwing the dirty laundry in the closet, and the dirty dishes in the oven. We call it “cleaning,” but all we’re really doing is hiding the dirt. It should surprise no one that Congress does the same thing. I don’t mean to say that Congress is actually putting dirty dishes in the oven, but that they’re hiding their failures by...

The Constitution Study with Host Paul Engel – The recent assassination attempt on a presidential candidate brings to mind historic events like the shootings of President Reagan and Robert Kennedy. As a constitutional scholar, I emphasize the need for rational responses over heated rhetoric. Our reactions will shape the future, urging us to seek facts and maintain a balanced perspective for the sake of our republic.

The Constitution Study with Host Paul Engel – In today's political landscape, both Democrats and Republicans believe only they can legitimately win the Presidency. This belief marginalizes third-party candidates, who are systematically excluded from the process. The election system is controlled by the two major parties, limiting voter choice and perpetuating a cycle of despotism warned about by George Washington. I challenge this status quo.

The Constitution Study with Host Paul Engel – Charles Schumer warns Donald Trump, "You take on the intelligence community — they have six ways from Sunday at getting back at you." This notion fuels a widespread belief that you don't mess with federal power. Yet, we, the people, can stand up against federal overreach with education, preparation, and fortitude, reclaiming our constitutional rights.