New York’s Law to Prosecute Anyone Trump Pardons Is of Dubious Constitutionality
Written by Steve Byas
The New York Legislature is prepared to ignore fairness, the Constitution, and the principles found therein if doing so gives them an opportunity attack Donald Trump.
The National Popular Vote Compact, which Nevada’s Senate voted to join, undermines our very system of government.
VIDEO - Former Virginia House of Delegates member Robert G. Marshall discusses with The New American contributor C. Mitchell Shaw his book "Reclaiming the Republic." Marshall created a guidebook from his 26 years in office about how Americans can restore the United States to the way it operated as originally intended.
Perhaps the only true constitutional originalist left on the Supreme Court, Clarence Thomas is now the longest-serving associate justice. He should lead the court's other right-leaning justices to follow his lead on important upcoming decisions.
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According to a report issued by the Office of the Director of National Intelligence, the NSA unmasked the identities of almost 17,000 “U.S. persons” in 2018.
At a speech to the NRA, President Trump announced his intent to withdraw completely from the United Nations' Arms Trade Treaty.
Texas Bill Would Create Committee to Determine Constitutionality of Federal Acts
Written by Joe Wolverton, II, J.D.
A bill introduced in the Texas state legislature would create a committee tasked with reviewing all federal acts and rejecting those that are unconstitutional.
Judge James L. Buckley holds the rare distinction of having served in all three branches of the federal government. Even rarer among one who has spent nearly five decades in the federal government — and perhaps because of that time and experience — Buckley believes it is time to return to constitutional adherence if America wishes to preserve liberty.
Oral arguments before the Supreme Court indicate that the Trump Administration is going to win the census question case.
The title of H.R. 1 is For the People Act of 2019, but a more accurate name for the bill might be The Federal Takeover of Elections Act of 2019. This bill includes components that, while being portrayed as making voting easier on Americans, are not only going to lead to corruption but to an unconstitutional takeover of elections by the federal government.