In Reign of Terror, I gave examples of executive overreach that both attempted and succeeded in overwhelming the Rule of Law. Whether Franklin Roosevelt claiming he is not “packing”

The evidences of tyranny having overwhelmed The Rule of Law are now so apparent in our society that even the most trusting citizen can no longer hide from the searing

“We are slaves to a document that was written more than 230 years ago by a tiny group of slave-owning men. . .this ancient document is not serving us

The essence of this lesson is: Federalism is a basic structure of governance in the United States, US Constitutional rights are limited, and some rights come from God, not government.

Those who feel betrayed by the recent decision of the Supreme Court to abandon the reasoning in Roe v. Wade (1973) and its extension Casey v. Planned Parenthood (1992) have

In Assuring Personal Security – Part I it was stated that the more significant Amendment relative to gun ownership and use by individual American citizens for personal security is

The national conversation we are having regarding the 2nd Amendment and guns, in general, might best be discussed as a security issue, rather than a Constitutional issue, as it is

Sitting on a porch talking with friends, this was said: “I used to be a stickler for the rules when I was teaching but now no teacher would dare.”

In last week’s Newsletter, Untangling the Issue of Abortion, I stated that “abortion comes under the rubric of Moral Law and medical ethics translated into Positive Law constitutions and statutes.”

“Great cases like hard cases make bad law.”   Justice Holmes, 1904 Roe v. Wade (1973) is such a hard case. The following is intended to help clarify some of the