Today, as Americans we remember and honor all the soldiers who have offered the greatest sacrifice in service of our country. The best way we can honor our fellow soldiers is by continuing to abide by the Constitution. As this coronavirus hysteria continues to plague our country, we are seeing our Constitution being pushed farther and farther aside every day.

We are living in a time when our federal government routinely usurps powers not granted to it by the Constitution. This is leading to an increasingly out-of-control Big Government that constantly infringes on our basic God-given rights.

This pandemic has shed light on the fact that many representatives and senators in Congress are not following the Constitution. However, we the people have the power to fix that! We can help return our federal government to its constitutional roots by first using our “Freedom Index” to learn how constitutionally your representative and senators are voting on key bills.

For those representatives and senators who are not following the Constitution, we urge you to click the link below to contact them so they can get back to adhering to the Constitution. We recommend that you carefully read how your representatives and senators have been voting so you can personalize your message to them with questions about their actual votes.

The best way we can honor our soldiers and veterans is by getting our authorities to abide by the Constitution. We must always remember that it is OUR responsibility as a voter to hold our senators and representatives accountable to the Constitution.
 

In a rather bizarre interview, Alan Dershowitz matter-of-factly asserted that the government has the power to vaccinate you against your will. We’ll look at his claim to see if it passes Constitutional scrutiny in this episode of Analysis Behind the News.

Today, America witnesses many government entities making unconstitutional decisions, especially during this coronavirus pandemic. Dr. Duke Pesta and Representative Matt Shea discuss a few of these areas in this week's Constitution Corner.

Christian Gomez discusses the Wisconsin Supreme Court’s recent ruling revoking the extension of the state’s so-called “Safer-at-Home Order” that was issued by unelected cabinet Secretary-designee of Health Services Andrea Palm in this episode of Straight Talk.

The Seventh and Eighth Amendments of the Bill of Rights finishes out the sections dealing with general jurisprudence. Join Arthur R. Thompson as he examines both amendments and why they are so important in this episode of Bill of Rights.

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