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Tag Archives: 14th Amendment
John McCain: “I am a war criminal”
Donald Trump is right. McCain is not a war hero. In McCain’s own words he admitted to Chris Wallace that he was a war criminal. Reports and testimony reveal that any pilot with McCain’s “pilot” record for crashing planes would … Continue reading
Posted in Rescuing the Republic
Tagged 14th Amendment, John McCain, Vietnam War, war criminal, war hero
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The 14th Amendment Does NOT Grant Citizenship to Foreigners Born in the U.S.
Liberals and anti-Constitution residents of the U.S. don’t understand the purpose of the 14th Amendment. But the Amendment’s author was pretty clear about its purpose. The inconvenient truth is that the 14th Amendment does not and never has granted U.S. … Continue reading
Parents: Know Your 14th Amendment Rights
New York State Education Commissioner MaryEllen Elia recently asserted “There are ramifications that can occur,” for parents who opt out of Common Core. “I’m not saying what will occur, I’m just saying there are.” She’s also assembled a legal team and is … Continue reading
Why Does Common Core Require Teaching Islam?
“Where did Common Core come from?” and “Why is common core teaching Islam?” are questions I often hear from parents as I travel the country speaking about the Islamic infiltration of America. Because in 2014-2015 America, public school students via … Continue reading
Posted in Rescuing the Republic, Revealing Islam
Tagged 14th Amendment, Bill Ayers, Common Core, Connect All Schools Program, Libyan Investment Authority, Muslim Brotherhood, One World Education, parental rights, Pearson Education, Qatar, Qatar Foundation International (QFI), Saudi Arabia
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Sheriff Clarke: The Second Amendment Freed the Slaves
Sheriff David Clarke recently discussed his commitment to defending the U.S. Constitution. He noted that while the 13th and 14th Amendments freed American slaves– it was the Second Amendment that truly won their freedom. Clarke began by explaining history. He said: Now as it relates to the … Continue reading
Posted in Rescuing the Republic
Tagged 13th Amendment, 14th Amendment, freedom, Second Amendment, Sheriff Clarke, slavery
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U.S. Supreme Court Ignores Constitution, Again. And, on Abortion, Again.
The U.S. Supreme Court has actually violated the Constitution, specifically the provisions of the 14th Amendment’s Due Process Clause, making legal in 1973 what was illegal for over 360 years in America. Numerous constitutional law scholars argue that the Roe … Continue reading
Parents vs. Unelected Education Bureaucrats: Who Wins?
With ongoing controversy surrounding Common Core teaching Islam, soft porn, non-math, collecting behavioral aptitude data, poor standardized testing, education designed solely correlated to test scores, and non-transparency, and increasing national failing test scores, parents are demanding that Common Core be abolished. From organizing state coalitions, to active social … Continue reading
Pflugerville ISD Violates At Least 5 Constitutional Amendments, Targets Parents’ Guns
Ironically, in the “Come and Take It” state of Texas, administrators from the Pflugerville Independent School District (ISD) distributed a questionnaire to Hendrickson High School students that has nothing to do with their education. Instead, high school students were instructed to disclose … Continue reading
Posted in Rescuing the Republic, Revisiting Americanism & Christianity
Tagged 14th Amendment, Bill of Rights, Children's Online Privacy Protection Act, Due Process Clause, Fifth Amendment, First Amendment, Fourth Amendment, Ninth Amendment, Pflugerville ISD, Sixth Amendment, Third Amendment
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Hillary Says Unborn Children Have No Constitutional Rights [VIDEO]
At least Hillary Clinton is consistent. She has repeatedly argued that, “The unborn person doesn’t have constitutional rights. Under our laws currently, that is not something that exists.” Nothing could be further from the truth. The Declaration of Independence, the Constitution, and the Bill of … Continue reading
Common Law, U.S. Constitution Criminalized Abortion
For over 366 years, under Western common law, including pre-colonial America, extending beyond post-1789 U.S. Constitutional era, up until 1973 abortion has been illegal in all 50 states. Prior to America becoming America, colonists lived under common law and British law for … Continue reading