Today we study with my College Students on the Power of the President and the Power of the Congress. Who has what power and why are they able to play games.

Can they do what they claim to do? Can they do what America wants them to do?

Trump says we need term limits. People say we need term limits. What should those term limits look like? The proper authority would be with the designers of the Constitution, so let's ask them!

Wikileaks published some emails between Hillary's staff. These emails tell us all we need to know about why Hillary wants to regulate your Rights.

Did you hear about this tragedy? The federal government knowingly allowed military families to consume water full of toxic chemicals. They hid reports, refused to supply data, and the DOJ says no criminal charges will be filed. With all the media coverage of Flint, why didn't we hear about this?

The Washington Post says the Senate can indefinitely block a supreme Court justice.

Trey Gowdy says Congress has no power over Hillary.

So much information is being distributed about presidents, elections, and the Constitution. We must choose the proper authority or suffer the consequences of ignorance.

What is the real lesson the American public should be taking away from Hillary's emails. Guarantee it isn't one CNN or FOX is talking about. From this lesson, I have developed a potential Constitutional Amendment? Who will champion it?

Thomas Paine describes this Congressman to a "T." Who is it? Listen and see! And maybe if we start calling them for who they are we won't vote them in again? Hope springs eternal...

A Political Science Professor poses this question:

The Assignment: Which of the four ideologies mentioned do you believe to be the most sensible when it comes to running a constitutional democracy like the U.S.? (Liberalism, Conservatism, Socialism, Libertarianism)? Why? Which of the four do you think would be the worst? Why?

Today I will answer it. Do you think the professor will like my answer?

Independent judiciary? Government checking itself? Rediscovering THIS truth: "...all experience hath shewn that mankind are more disposed to suffer, while evils are sufferable than to right themselves by abolishing the forms to which they are accustomed."