How to Write Strong, Constitutionalist Legislation
In this presentation, JBS Research Associate Peter Rykowski discusses how understanding America's founding principles are essential to writing legislation properly. By applying the wisdom of our Founding Fathers, we can avoid common — and dangerous — pitfalls and ensure that state legislation soundly advances limited government and individual freedom.
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Interposition and the Doctrine of the Lesser Magistrates
Matt Trewhella, pastor of Mercy Seat Christian Church, in Hartland, Wisconsin, near Milwaukee, discusses the Doctrine of the Lesser Magistrates, which uses scripture and historical examples to demonstrate the proper way to resist tyranny and repudiate blind or unlimited obedience to the state by interposing in obedience to the Lord Jesus Christ and the word ...
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Make America STATES Again — Overview
Our Founding Fathers designed a system in which the states would serve as a check against any overreach by the federal government. The Constitution was their blueprint, and nullification was their safety valve. But over time, the balance has shifted. Federal power has grown, often at the expense of state sovereignty. And yet, the principle ...
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The SAVE Act? Not So Fast, Constitutional Expert Explains
Dr. Joe Wolverton II, J.D., Constitutional Law Scholar for The John Birch Society, explains what’s wrong with the so-called “SAVE Act” that is widely popular among conservatives, who hope it will prevent illegal aliens from voting in U.S. elections. Dr. Wolverton, who read the 26-page proposed legislation, gives a deep-dive explanation of everything that’s wrong ...
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Don’t Be Conned into an Article V Convention
Constitutionalists in all levels of government agree, the solution is not a “convention of states” or constitutional convention, it’s constitutional enforcement. Join the liberty movement to safeguard the Constitution from misinformed efforts to change it through a unprecedented and unpredictable convention. Obey it, Don’t Change it. Take Action: ...
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