Hillsdale College

Each year Founders Keep will select a course to complete through Hillsdale College. These are non-credit courses are a great learning tool to better understand the founding documents. They are free to all.

The U.S. Constitution is the key to securing liberty for all Americans — yet very few know exactly what it says, and what freedoms it protects. Hillsdale College is dedicating this year to educating millions of Americans about this critical document. That’s why the College is offering its most popular course, “Constitution 101”. Sign up at the link below.

http://info.hillsdale.edu/constitution_101_enroll?utm_source=google&utm_medium=cpc&utm_campaign=con101

Can we again draw a lesson from France?

by Founders Keep | December 4, 2018 | Articles | 0 Comments

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 authority. A...

The Cyclical Process of Climate Change

by AngelCare | November 26, 2018 | Articles | 0 Comments

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 of...

America’s First Valentine’s Day Letter

by Melissa Quinn | February 14, 2017 | Articles | 0 Comments

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, Beauty’s pride and...