American Constitution

The foundation of the American government, its purpose, form, and structure, are in the Constitution of the United States. The Constitutional Convention adopted the Constitution on September 17, 1787. The Bill of Rights is the first 10 amendments to the Constitution. It guarantees greater constitutional protection for individual liberties and lists specific prohibitions on government power. There are 27 Constitutional Amendments in all. The 27th Amendment, which was originally proposed in 1789, was not ratified until 1992.

Approval of Supreme Court Improving Despite Media Attacks

supremecourt.gov Marquette Law School’s latest national survey of how Americans rate the Supreme Court contains some hidden gems. Despite relentless attacks on the high court’s ideology and integrity by the lawless mainstream media, the individuals surveyed hold the Court in increasing esteem and regard. And they avidly support one of the high court’s most controversial and important decisions, New York...

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How Local and State Governments Can Defeat the Deep State  – Liberty Sentinel

One of the most effective ways to restrict an overreaching federal government is by turning to the constitutional authority of local government, argues Alex Newman in this episode of Behind the Deep State for The New American.  Through original source documentation and stunning quotes, Newman takes the audience on a historical tour of times of tyranny and liberty and the...

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Geoengineering Concerns Arising While Sheriffs Stand Up for the Constitution – Liberty Sentinel

In this riveting and timely episode of The Sentinel Report with Alex Newman, geoengineering and cloud seeding are discussed in light of Hurricane Milton.  Next up, Sondra Martin Hicks joins the show to discuss her new movie, America’s Identity Crisis, and how the U.S. can reclaim her true self.  Finally, Sam Bushman, the CEO and National Operations Director for the...

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Top Int’l Law Prof Warns of UN ‘Power Grab’ and Incoming Censorship

In a riveting discussion on Conversations That Matter for The New American magazine, international law authority Dr. Francis Boyle delivered a comprehensive analysis on the implications of the United Nations’ newly established “Pact for the Future,” addressing concerns about sovereignty and international governance. During the interview, Boyle, a seasoned professor of international law at the University of Illinois and draftsman...

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Disinformation Isn’t the Problem. Government Coverups and Censorship Are the Problem.

John Whitehead In a perfect example of the Nanny State mindset at work, Hillary Clinton insists that the powers-that-be need “total control” in order to make the internet a safer place for users and protect us from harm.Clinton is not alone in her distaste for unregulated, free speech online.A bipartisan chorus that includes both presidential candidates, Kamala Harris and Donald...

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Fired Teacher’s Victory Over Pronoun Police Has Wide-ranging Implications

RapidEye/iStock/Getty Images Plus A Virginia school board recently agreed to pay over half a million dollars to a teacher they fired for his refusal to use a transgender student’s preferred pronouns, a move one attorney said has “seismic implications.”According to a press release from the Alliance Defending Freedom (ADF), in late September, the West Point School Board settled with former...

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Trump Returns to Massive Crowd in Butler, Pa.; Musk: If Harris Wins, No More Elections; Vance Blames Harris, Dems, for Violent Rhetoric

AP Images Donald Trump & Elon Musk “As I was saying,” former President Donald Trump began his speech in Butler, Pennsylvania, at what might have been one of the largest campaign rallies in American history.The GOP presidential candidate returned not just to the scene of his attempted assassination, but to the immigration chart to which he was referring when would-be...

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Georgian Parliament Leader Signs Anti-LGBTQ+ Bill Into Law

bruev/iStock/Getty Images Plus Georgia’s parliament passed legislation that imposes restrictions on “gender-affirming” procedures, changing gender designations in official documents, same-sex marriages, adoptions by same-sex couples, and media representations publicly affirming LGBTQ+ relations.Georgian President Salome Zourabichvili did not veto the bill, but refused to sign it, sending it back to the Georgian Parliament. Speaker of the Georgian Parliament Shalva Papuashvili announced...

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Whistleblower Details FBI Retaliation. Anti-Trump Supervisor Questioned Religious Beliefs

YouTube Marcus Allen An FBI whistleblower told a U.S. House subcommittee this week that the FBI retaliated against him for attempting to give the agency a complete picture of what occurred at the mostly peaceful protest at the U.S. Capitol on January 6, 2021.Former staff operations specialist Marcus Allen told the Judiciary Committee’s Select Subcommittee on the Weaponization of the...

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Canada Fines Amish $300K for Not Using Covid App on Smartphones They Don’t Have

David Arment/iStock/Getty Images Plus It’s right up there, or down there, with kicking puppies and putting kittens in clothes dryers. How else, after all, would you characterize the tormenting of the Amish, everyone’s favorite quaint, pacifistic Luddites? Well, there is another way — as something Justin Trudeau’s Canada is currently doing.The story, which broke a month ago, is striking. Ontario’s...

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Bill Nye Backs Kamala, Touts Her “Climate” Policy and “The Science™”

Gage Skidmore Bill Nye When hearing “Follow the science,” many once-bitten-twice-shy skeptics have learned, you should perhaps follow the money. Or maybe the power.Or both.This perhaps could come to mind with news that TV “scientist” Bill Nye is following Democratic presidential nominee Kamala Harris. In fact, says Nye, you should vote for her because “science isn’t partisan. It’s patriotic.”Rolling Stone...

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Do Defenders of the Chevron Doctrine Believe in a Government of, by, and for the People?

photovs/iStock/Getty Images Plus Would you side with Chevron deference, or constitutional diligence? The establishment, including the mainstream media and Democratic Party, has made up its mind. To them, the “Chevron doctrine’s” demise, which takes the matter of settling ambiguous law’s meaning out of bureaucrats’ hands and places it back in judges’ laps, represents a crisis. Forget people having their day...

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Harris Calling for Ending Filibuster to Expand Abortion Access Nationwide

photovs/iStock/Getty Images Plus Vice President and Democratic nominee for president Kamala Harris took a decisive stance on the filibuster and abortion “rights” during her latest rare interview. Speaking with Wisconsin Public Radio’s “Wisconsin Today” on Monday, Harris expressed her strong support for ending the filibuster to restore Roe v. Wade and protect abortion “rights” nationally. The interview, which aired Tuesday...

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Tim Pool Sues Harris Campaign for Defamation; Leftists Cry “Russian Asset!”

Daily Wire/Facebook Tim Pool Prominent YouTube podcaster Tim Pool has sued the Kamala Harris presidential campaign for defamation. The complaint was filed in the United States District Court for the Northern District of West Virginia on Tuesday. The Harris campaign claimed that Pool is a “Trump operative” and that he advocates the jailing and even execution of those who don’t...

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Trump-appointed Judge Rules Against National Labor Relations Board

BrianAJackson/iStock/Getty Images Plus Texas District Court Judge Mark Pittman, appointed to his position by President Donald Trump in 2019, ruled that the National Labor Relations Board (NRLB) may not pursue its claims against a “social care network” company. Findhelp, a company that “connects people and programs — making it easy for people to find social services in their communities,” ran...

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Overthrowing the Constitution: All Sides Are Waging War on Our Freedoms

John Whitehead It is both apt and ironic that the anniversary of 9/11, which paved the way for the government to overthrow the Constitution, occurs the week before the anniversary of the day the U.S. Constitution was adopted on September 17, 1787.All sides are still waging war on our constitutional freedoms, and “we the people” remain the biggest losers.This year’s...

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Celebrating the Constitution – The New American

giftlegacy/iStock/Getty Images Plus On September 17, 1787, after nearly four months of vigorous debates and sometimes-heated contention among the delegates from 12 of the 13 states (Rhode Island being notably absent), the “Federal Convention” (known more commonly today as the Constitutional Convention) reached its momentous conclusion. On that day, James Madison, often called the “Father of the Constitution,” recorded in...

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