

What the First Amendment Really Says about Religion
Constitutional Coach on the Separation of Church and State Myth The phrase "separation of church and state" is often repeated in discussions about religion and government in the United States. Many believe it is a clear constitutional principle that keeps religion out of public life. Yet, this idea is not found anywhere in the Constitution. Instead, it is a phrase created and popularized over time, used to limit religion’s role in society. Understanding what the Constitution
LeRoy Cossette


Constitutional Training Sessions Begin on July 14th
Register For Constitutional Training: But Than, Why Should You? Benjamin Rush, a Founding Father and signer of the Declaration of Independence, defined patriotism in a way that elevates it to a moral and societal necessity. His words are: “Patriotism is as much a virtue as justice, and is as necessary for the support of societies as natural affection is for the support of families.” Rush’s view of patriotism is not merely a feeling of love for one’s country but a moral duty a
LeRoy Cossette


Progressives Should Embrace Article V as Path to Constitutional Flexibility
Dems Demand A Living Constitution: OK - Done! Socialists Democrats often call for a living Constitution, arguing that the document should evolve to meet society’s changing needs. They believe this approach would allow the government to address modern challenges more effectively. Yet, they overlook a key fact: the U.S. Constitution already includes a built-in mechanism for change. This mechanism is Article V, which provides a clear, structured process for amending the Constitu
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