Blueprint for Liberty

What does the U.S. Constitution say about the most important issues facing our nation? More importantly, how do we restore constitutional adherence? The John Birch Society’s Blueprint for Liberty series answers these and other questions, providing training on our founding principles and laying out the roadmap for how to save our Republic.

Class 1: The Dangers of Democracy 

The Founding Fathers warned that democracy creates turbulence, chaos, and ultimately tyranny. They rejected democracy, and instead established a Republic (rule by law)....

Class 2: What’s On the List?

The Constitution is not a blank check; it’s a binding contract. The federal government’s powers are enumerated, listed, and defined. If it’s not...

Class 5: Restoring Limited Power

Liberty cannot survive without self-government and moral restraint. Here we examine how Madison, Jefferson, and even Wisconsin legislators used nullification and interposition to...

Class 6: Constitutional Money

Sound money is liberty’s lifeblood. The Founders prescribed gold and silver coin — not fiat paper from the Federal Reserve. This class reveals...

Class 7: Tariffs and Trade, Part 1

This class defines and explores protectionism. Washington, Hamilton, and Jefferson all endorsed tariffs to secure independence and shield our economy from foreign manipulation....

Class 8: Tariffs and Trade, Part 2

Globalism has weaponized “free trade” into a pincer movement against sovereignty. Globalist trade schemes, such as GATT, WTO, NAFTA, and the USMCA, are...

Class 9: Constitutional War Powers

The Founders never intended presidents to wage endless wars. Article I, Section 8 places war-making powers squarely in Congress, because they knew the...

Class 12: The Need to Organize

In this class, the focus shifts to the absolute necessity of disciplined organization among patriots. Drawing on Edmund Burke’s warning that “when bad...