The Constitution Study
The Constitution Study with Host Paul Engel – America is rapidly descending into a Communist Dictatorship. With secret police targeting dissenters, corruption at the highest levels, and the erosion of constitutional rights, our nation faces an unprecedented threat. The upcoming election may be the most critical in our history, as we must decide whether to reclaim our freedom or succumb to tyranny.
The Constitution Study with Host Paul Engel – Kamala Harris is set to impose communist policies if elected, threatening the very foundation of our Constitution and liberty. The Biden administration’s unconstitutional actions, from illegal regulations to forcing states to fund healthcare for illegal immigrants, highlight the urgent need for Americans to stand up against federal overreach before our freedoms are lost.
The Constitution Study with Host Paul Engel – We explore the vital role of freedoms of expression, including speech, press, assembly, and the right to petition. These freedoms form the backbone of our democracy, allowing us to share and debate ideas. I also examine the impact of inflation on American lives and highlight insights from the latest FIRE report on national speech trends, urging reflection on their importance.
The Constitution Study with Host Paul Engel – If you want to see where PC is going, look no further than the European Union. One EU commissioner sent a letter to Elon Musk warning him that there would be consequences if they thought he violated their Digital Services Agreement during his interview with Donald Trump. Also, in fiscal year 2024, the federal government borrowed an average of $5 billion each and every day…
The Constitution Study with Host Paul Engel – Election manipulation threatens the integrity of our republic. From federal agencies hiding facts to political parties influencing candidate selection, these tactics are exposed. With investigations reopened and noncitizens found on voter rolls, it’s clear that vigilant oversight is essential. We must ensure our elections remain free, fair, and transparent to preserve the consent of the governed.
The Constitution Study with Host Paul Engel – Our nation’s commitment to “liberty and justice for all” is threatened by those seeking to politicize the courts. Recent efforts to reform the judiciary, led by Biden, Harris, and Schumer, echo dangerous historical precedents. When courts are packed, justice becomes biased, and the law loses its meaning. If we undermine the rule of law, how can we uphold true liberty and justice in our society?
The Constitution Study with Host Paul Engel – In today’s world, censorship isn’t just a government issue—private actors, institutions, and even individuals feel free to suppress opposing views. From social media control to boycotting businesses, these actions shape collective thought and challenge the idea of free expression. Are we heading towards a collectivist society, or can we preserve the individualism our Founding Fathers intended?
The Constitution Study with Host Paul Engel – In George Orwell’s *1984*, the dangers of a totalitarian government are vividly portrayed. What was meant as a warning now eerily mirrors modern America. The government’s collusion with social media to censor speech and control thought is alarming. Have the elites misunderstood Orwell’s message, or is his dystopian vision becoming our reality?
The Constitution Study with Host Paul Engel – The Democratic Party claims to defend democracy, but its actions reveal a socialist agenda. By disregarding the Constitution, manipulating elections, and supporting Marxist regimes, the party undermines the principles it professes to uphold. Despite their democratic label, their true intent aligns with a totalitarian vision, threatening the very democracy they claim to protect.
The Constitution Study with Host Paul Engel – In the midst of another election cycle, scandals persist, revealing deep-rooted corruption in the electoral process. Despite years of investigations, issues like non-citizen voting and judicial overreach plague our system. Ironically, the same electorate tolerates these inconsistencies, echoing Einstein’s definition of insanity: repeating mistakes and expecting different results. Are we learning from history?
The Constitution Study with Host Paul Engel – In today’s world, trust in the media is severely eroded. Reflecting on Thomas Jefferson’s advice to uphold truth and sound principles, I explore how the media, politicians, and institutions fail us. Jefferson’s warnings about a corrupted press resonate deeply, prompting a personal approach to uncovering truth amidst overwhelming information. Embracing diverse voices helps navigate these challenges.
The Constitution Study with Host Paul Engel – Recent federal court decisions have sparked significant reactions, highlighting the dynamic interplay between politics and the judiciary. In cases like Murthy v. Missouri and Trump v. United States, judicial rulings provoke actions such as the FBI’s election memo and Senator Schumer’s “No Kings Act.” This episode explores the far-reaching implications of these decisions and the responses they trigger.
The Constitution Study with Host Paul Engel – Silence may be considered golden, but it is often deadly. Miscommunication, like in the attempted assassination of Donald Trump, shows how silence can have dire consequences. Silence allows government misbehavior, as it equates to consent. When citizens fail to speak up against government actions, they tacitly approve, undermining democracy. Is silence golden or deadly?
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Are government actors smarter than a fifth grader?
Corruption, Elections, Political
The Constitution Study with Host Paul Engel – William F. Buckley, Jr.’s famous quote sparks a thought: could the average American do a better job than our government leaders? This piece explores the irony of highly educated officials making questionable decisions and raises the question: are they smarter than a fifth grader, or just better at deceiving the public? Maybe the real issue is our own apathy.