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Tag Archives: constitution
What do we mean by liberty?
By Nathan Barton As lovers of liberty (libertarians, classical liberals, self-governors, free-market anarchists,) we here at TPOL obviously want to be clear to readers and others about how we define liberty. We take to heart Sam Adams’ statement: “If ye … Continue reading
Posted in Nathan's Rants
Tagged constitution, definitions, Freedom, government, individual liberty, legal definitions, liberty
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Constitution?
A recent “news story” on MSN explained why the US Constitution is so bad. And why it, and not SCOTUS should be blamed and hated for recent decisions that partially restored our right to defend ourselves by keeping and bearing … Continue reading
Posted in Nathan's Rants
Tagged Congress, constitution, Mainstream Media, recent court decisions, SCOTUS, trash, trash-talking
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Our “sacred documents” – looking back at failure?
As Americans honor Independence Day, we tend to concentrate on the Declaration of Independence, one of our fundamental founding documents, and considered sacred by many – even inspired by God. Another of those is, of course, the US Constitution. However, … Continue reading
The Republicans’ war on the Bill of Rights
In the three-part discussion of how the Democratic Party and their minions attack each and every part of the American Bill of Rights, TPOL promised we’d NOT forget that the GOP is just as much committed to that same goal. … Continue reading
The Democrats’ war on the Bill of Rights, Part C
As we have looked at the first seven articles of the Bill of Rights – and how the Democrats are attacking them, this last commentary may be a wee bit shorter. Still, we have to remember that both Republicans and … Continue reading
How about giving the FedGov a report card?
The FedGov, under the Constitution of 1787, established enumerated (specific) and limited powers, with the 10th Amendment explicitly stating that everything else – EVERYTHING ELSE – was reserved to the States or to the people themselves. How well is DC … Continue reading
Posted in Ideas for liberty, Nathan's Rants
Tagged constitution, enumerated powers, evaluation, feedback, government powers, grading, liberty, report card
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US military establishment – too bloated to work?
The American military establishment is presently led, in the age of Uncle Joe, by a retired general, now “civilian” Secretary of Defense, who was and is a political animal even more so than many of his civilian predecessors. In a … Continue reading
Posted in Nathan's Rants
Tagged Army, constitution, first responders, Homeland Defense, Homeland Security, Marine Corps, militia, National Guard, Navy
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Were Lee, Jackson, and Wheeler traitors?
In the last commentary (HERE) I ran out of words to explain my claim that Southern officers and enlisted personnel (and their leaders and civilians) were NOT traitors to the United States. So here is the next commentary: WHY do … Continue reading
Posted in History of Liberty, Nathan's Rants
Tagged constitution, definition, History, liberty, Stupid government tricks, traitors, tyranny
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Military threats to the Fifty States: A subverted military
The seemingly treasonous actions of which General Milley is accused, in the waning days of the Trump administration, make me ponder the current state of threat to the Fifty States: The US Constitution The federal government The Fifty State governments … Continue reading
Posted in Commentary on the News, Nathan's Rants
Tagged brass hats, China, constitution, liberty, military history, rebellion, Russia, treason, War between the States
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The Price of Liberty 
Constitution is “anti-democratic.” Really?
It appears that Politico, that epitome of biased, government-lusting “journalism” has published an editorial that the United States Constitution of 1787, as amended, is un- and anti-democratic. They are far from alone in that. As a result, many so-called “Conservatives” … Continue reading →