The weekend before Independence Day, I recorded an interview with Jeff Deist for the Mises Weekends podcast on strategies for liberty. This was my first time with Mises, and being that their site has been a great resource for me personally over the years, I was really honored to have had a chance to be…
That's how Tom Woods titled my interview with him for the Tenth Amendment Center's 10 Year Anniversary last month. It was a fun episode to record, and we covered a little of what led me to starting TAC, influences, strategy, and more.
At least one leading founding father not only thought it was possible, but considered it the norm.
What do we do when the federal government fails to follow the Constitution and exercises powers it was never delegated?
In Episode 29 of the Brion McClanahan Show, Brion considers the following questions, and more: what did Second Amendment mean and what was it designed to do when amended to the Constitution? He also delved into the definition of the militia and its role in the founding era. The first major point out of the…
In this episode of Thoughts from Maharrey Head, I explain the original meaning of the General Welfare Clause. The federal government involves itself in nearly every aspect of American life. Government officials and apologists for governopoly often point the the Constitution’s General Welfare Clause for its justification. They argue that the clause empowers the general…
"The federal courts do a terrible job of protecting our rights"
"The states created the federal government. The federal government did not create the states."
Legendary: That’s what countless people have called the final 15 minutes of a speech by Tom Woods at the Tenth Amendment Center‘s Nullify Now conference back in 2011. Today, take a walk down memory lane as we celebrate our 10 Year Anniversary. THANK YOU for being here with us!
the Constitution does have a fixed meaning, and it is possible for the average person to understand what that is.