Saying a prayer, reading a bible, observing a moment of silence, attending a church service or saying God Bless America does not in any way shape or form violate the first amendment. None of these actions are an attempt by the congress to establish a single religion in this country, a Church of the United States if you will. more »

By takiing more from one group of citizens and less from others and even giving money to some who have not earned it, out of the pockets of those who have, how does this provide equal protection for all citizens under the law more »

Charity is no part of the legislative duty of the [Federal] government; it would puzzle him to lay his finger on any part of the constitution which would authorise the government to interpose in this business . . . He concluded his remarks by saying, that tho' he was of opinion that the relief contemplated could not be granted in the way proposed . . ." [because in violation of the Constitution, more »

An Open Letter to Barack Obama: Are you a Natural Born Citizen of the U.S.? Are you legally qualified to hold the Office of President? more »

if Obama dares to take the Presidential “Oath or Affirmation” of office, knowing that he is not “a natural born Citizen,” he will commit the crime of perjury or false swearing (see Article II, Section 1, Clause 7). For, being ineligible for “the Office of President, he cannot “faithfully execute the Office of President of the United States,” or even execute it at all, to any degree. more »