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Yesterday
A New Beginning …
Were You Using that Freedom? (Part I)
Were You Using that Freedom? (Part II)
Were You Using that Freedom? (The Constitution)

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Yesterday

^{January 21, 2017}

Yesterday, I heard someone on TV give a speech in which the bulk of the content seemed to be devoted to denigrating the United States of America. Yesterday, this person made our country sound like some sort of “banana republic” (and I don’t mean a clothing store) … overrun by gangs, drugs, and violence; ruled… Continue reading or… Return to Table of Contents.

 

A New Beginning …

^{February 11, 2017}

Happy New Year 2017! May your year be everything you want it to be. [Top]… Continue reading or… Return to Table of Contents.

 

Were You Using that Freedom? (Part I)

^{May 10, 2017}

This article is the beginning of my largest project to date. I intend to present information about and my less than humble opinion relating to The Constitution of the United States of America. I am not a lawyer, but neither were most of those who created the Constitution. They were planters and farmers, soldiers, statesmen, printers,… Continue reading or… Return to Table of Contents.

 

Were You Using that Freedom? (Part II)

^{July 30, 2017}

“Were You Using that Freedom? (Part I)” was the first of this series of articles. It presents the Bill of Rights … the first 10 Amendments to the Constitution of the United States. If you haven’t read that article, you might want to read it before starting this one. Assuming that you’ve read Part I,… Continue reading or… Return to Table of Contents.

 

Were You Using that Freedom? (The Constitution)

^{December 4, 2017}

I began this series of articles with “Were You Using that Freedom? (Parts I and II)” discussing The Bill of Rights and the remaining 17 Amendments to the Constitution respectively. Obviously, the Constitution of the United States had to be written and ratified by the former colonies before it could be amended. So why not… Continue reading or… Return to Table of Contents.

 

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