On January 3, 2027, the people we elect to the House in November will walk into the Capitol to begin the new Congress.

How an obscure House procedure could become a constitutional crisis.

I went through all 108 laws passed by the 119th Congress. What I found was an obscure 30-year-old law being used to erase rules, protections, and government decisions that had been in place for years.

The Congressional Review Act was barely used for its first two decades. Donald Trump has now signed more than 90 percent of all CRA repeals.

Compliments of the Supreme Court of the United States

Trump will eventually leave office. The presidential power expanded by the Roberts Court will remain.

Today, calls are being made once again to remove Donald Trump from office under the 25th Amendment.

Calls to invoke the 25th Amendment are growing. The constitutional reality is considerably more complicated.

Dear Chief Justice Roberts and Justices Thomas, Alito, Gorsuch, Kavanaugh, and Barrett.

Six justices have spent years tearing down the guardrails designed to restrain presidential power.

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Black Americans are dying under suspicious circumstances across the country. Their families are demanding answers, and they deserve to be heard.

Donald Trump has his eyes set on Canada.

The people behind the trade war, the money at stake, and what comes next.

I’ve taught history and government for more than 20 years, and lately three political ideologies keep coming up in the news: progressivism, social democracy, and democratic socialism.

Ideological purity won’t put a check on the Trump administration. A congressional majority will.

The First Amendment starts with just ten words: " Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion." That's the Establishment Clause, and it's one of the most misunderstood parts of the Constitution.

There is something deeply unsettling about hearing the president of the United States announce that his administration is “bringing back religion.” Religion never left.

What is happening in the United States right now is wrong, and I refuse to pay for it.

Clinton & The Third Way

Bill Clinton & the Third Way

Just a short note to let you know that I’ll be doing an Instagram Live every Saturday, 10 AM Eastern, starting tomorrow.

How the South Turned Red

The Princess of Darkness & The Boss

The Cost of Doing Business?

Americans have spent generations debating what the Constitution says.

National Defense Authorization Act

Part 2 of my series about economic systems. Next up: Socialism

The State Department’s Report on Cuba

Economics 101

Define Communism

We are not angry enough (first recorded in October 2025)

George Washington’s Farewell Address is one of the most important documents in American history, yet it is rarely read today.

When the Presidency Becomes a Business

Character Matters

The Gap Between Ideals & Reality

NSPM-7 & the Thought Police

Power to the People

Ideals v Reality

Punishing Dissent

As the United States approaches the 250th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence, many Americans are wrestling with what exactly is being celebrated.

When Americans think about fascism, they usually think about Germany.

One of the most dangerous myths Americans tell themselves is that the civil rights movement is safely behind us.

The Voting Rights Act of 1965 is often remembered as one of the great triumphs of the civil rights movement.

On April 13th, Hungary held a parliamentary election.

For several weeks, tension between the United States government and the Vatican has been building.

On Easter Sunday, April 5, 2026, the president of the United States posted a message on Truth Social threatening Iran and warning that the United States could begin destroying the country’s power plants and bridges if the Strait of Hormuz remained closed.

Right now, just 90 miles from Florida, an entire country is experiencing rolling blackouts, food shortages, and a collapsing electrical grid.

In this series, I explored how the Powell Memo laid out a blueprint for institutional capture, targeting education, labor, the courts, the media, and the political system itself.

The United States government is spending $45 billion to build a massive detention system.