Tag: Constitution

The Money Shuffle—Seven Essential Reforms

Richard C. Young - April 8, 2011

The budget proposal recently unveiled by Congressman Paul Ryan is a decent first step. But the proposal does not even begin to address the...

Kucinich: I Like President Obama but I Love the Constitution

Richard C. Young - March 23, 2011

House Speaker John Boehner waffles on the abuse of presidential authority in ordering strikes on Libya, and asks for "communication," while an angry Congressman...

Constitutional Scholars

Richard C. Young - January 12, 2011

It has always amazed me that there is a group of folk out there who bill themselves as “constitutional scholars.” These are lawyerly types...

Krugman and the Texas Deficit

Richard C. Young - January 10, 2011

Paul Krugman recently wrote a celebratory little piece about the projected budget shortfall in Texas. Krugman was overjoyed that a low tax state filled...

The Constitution Rock

The Editors - January 6, 2011

https://www.youtube.com/v/30OyU4O80i4?fs=1&hl=en_US The Constitution, in terms even Joy Behar can understand.

Business as Usual

Richard C. Young - January 6, 2011

Why are liberal pundits like Joy Behar so angry with Republicans reading the constitution on the House floor? (An even harder question to answer...

The Constitution is Outlawed

The Editors - December 30, 2010

https://www.youtube.com/v/hxVv7P88JrI?fs=1&hl=en_US The constitution is outlawed. Ron Paul wants currency competition.

Ron Paul – Constitutionalist

Richard C. Young - December 29, 2010

Yesterday, National Review posted an interview with Congressman Ron Paul. The interview itself is worth reading. Paul is a great man and has been...

Justice Breyer Makes Hash of the Constitution

The Editors - December 17, 2010

https://video.foxnews.com/v/embed.js?id=4456313&w=600&h=360 Watch the latest video at video.foxnews.com Supreme Court Justice Stephen Breyer makes hash out of the constitution to plug his book.