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Interpreting the U. S. Constitution…What Did the Framers Intend?

By DCT | May 26, 2009

With the battle for President Obama’s first nomination of a Supreme Court Justice beginning it seems appropriate to re-post this very important reminder of what the Framers of the U.S. Constitution intended for interpreting the U. S. Constitution. If you really want to understand the debate that will play out over the next number [...]

Posted in Constitutional Government | Also tagged Edwin Meese, Founders, Heritage Foundation, Professor MclLwain, The Creator, The Declaration of Independence, The Originalist Perspective, Thomas Paine, U. S. Constitution, University of Montana | Leave a comment

The U.S. Constitution Forbids Congress From “Playing Favorites” With Federal Tax Money.

By DCT | April 12, 2009

Has the federal government risen above its constitutional right to tax and spend billions of dollars on pork? What argument do we have which puts a seemingly all powerful federal government back in its constitutional place and restores the principle of federalism?
James Madison, the Father of the Constitution, established a concept of [...]

Posted in Constitutional Government | Also tagged Alex Kozinski, Alexander Hamilton, Constitutional Law, Constitutionalism, Federalism, James Madison, Kanas Law Review, limited government, Public Trust, Steven Engel, Supreme Court, The General Welfare Clause | Leave a comment

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