by Founders Keep | Dec 4, 2018 | Articles
Can we again draw a lesson from France? Absent a CLEAR, UNAMBIGUOUS understanding of the Law’s just purpose; a yardstick against which people can measure their government’s every act, those entrusted with the force of law will naturally advance their own...
by AngelCare | Nov 26, 2018 | Articles
Much has been made about the government’s recently-released report on climate. As expected, this government-funded presentation of a narrative that all-but demands greater power to central government is being treated as the indisputable last word on the matter...
by Melissa Quinn | Feb 14, 2017 | Articles
On February 14, 1779, the first recorded Valentine’s Day letter in America was given by, then, British Lieutenant Colonel John Simcoe to Sarah “Sally” Townsend. Here is the first of three verses…”Fairest Maid, where all Is fair,...
by Founders Keep | Dec 21, 2016 | Articles
By Bill Boillot, 12/20/2016 Would you really like to learn more about the history and vision of the Founding Fathers and the documents they created but didn’t know where to turn? Does knowing how your government is supposed to operate matter? Do you want to be...
by Michael Murphy | Dec 20, 2016 | Articles
The Case For Enumerated Powers by Michael Murphy | Dec 19, 2016 Our founding fathers were not stupid men, nor did they wake up one day and decide Great Britain was causing problems and decided to revolt. The idea of liberty was not something that one day popped into...
by Founders Keep | Dec 6, 2016 | Articles, Uncategorized
AMERICA’S ELECTION SEASON by Yvonne Starks The election was just plain awful. Coarse. Brutal. Mean. Two totally different plans for America with two totally different candidates vying for the American presidential office within two major political parties....
