Posted in truth quest, truth quest podcast, abortion, constitution, article i section 8, tenth amendment, minimum wage, social security, medicare, medicaid, obamacare, healthcare, nsa, supreme court, gun control, federal reserve, the fed, article i section 10, bailouts, fda, socialism, incorporation doctrine, declaration of independence, electoral college, articles of confederation, states rights, necessary and proper, immigration, term limits, war on poverty, sound money, asset forfeiture, gold, shadow ban, deplatform, sixteenth amendment, IRS, secession, decentralization, Joe Biden, abraham lincoln, cancel culture, voter fraud on Aug 10th, 2020
If you asked 100 people if they think America is healthy culturally, financially, spiritually, educationally, racially, or constitutionally, I am willing to bet a large majority would respond in the negative.
America is broken and the only thing that can save it (from itself) is state secession.
In this episode I build the case for secession:
- The reasons it is necessary
- Why secession is good
- Refute most of the common objections to secession
- Address how it could be accomplished in the 21st century
Please comment below and help build the secession movement.
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Posted in truth quest, truth quest podcast, abortion, partial birth abortion, constitution, minimum wage, climate change, obamacare, trump, nsa, supreme court, gun control, birthright citizenship, inflation, cost of college, gender pay gap, immigration, war on poverty, mass surveillance, trump derangement syndrome, sotu, state of the union on Feb 10th, 2020
What does the spectacle known as the State of the Union Address reveal?
In the first part of this episode, we examine President Trump's 2020 State of the Union Address through the eyes of someone who has been off the grid for several decades - an unbiased, casual observer. What did he notice? What were his impressions? What questions did he have?
The last part of the episode is an assessment of what the SOTU address reveals about the state of our nation, the state of our federal government and the state of the Constitution.
Show Notes:
President Trump's State of the Union Address
The 31 Times Republicans Applauded Obama During SOTU
All of the Things Paul Ryan Didn't Clap for at the State of the Union
Obama State of the Union: Republicans Enraged
Democrats refuse to stand for Trump at State of the Union
Resistance: Here's What Democrats Refused to Applaud During Trump's SOTU Address
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Posted in truth quest, shawn brodof, truth quest podcast, abortion, constitution, ben franklin, Thomas Jefferson, james madison, minimum wage, climate change, obamacare, supreme court, pritical thinking, bill of rights, declaration of independence, electoral college, federalist papers, states rights, war on poverty, income tax, pro-life, medicare for all, democracy on Jan 11th, 2020
Is it just me or is anyone else bothered when you hear politicians and talking heads refer to America as democracy? The “D-word” is thrown around so often by so many that I don’t think many people bat an eye when they hear it.
What is the truth about democracy in America?
Show Notes:
A Republic If You Can Keep It
Why Americas Founders Didn't Want a Democracy
Why It Matters That the United States is Supposed to be a Republic Not a Democracy
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Posted in truth quest, shawn brodof, truth quest podcast, abortion, constitution, climate change, global warming, obamacare, healthcare, socialized medicine, supreme court, gun control, federal reserve, the fed, gold standard, fda, bill of rights, immigration, right to try, term limits, war on poverty, sound money, asset forfeiture, tort reform on Aug 18th, 2019
I don't know about you but sometimes I get tired of discussing all the areas where we disagree politically or on public policy issues. In this episode I attempt to focus on things that most of us agree on such as government spending, right-to-try laws, the surveillance state, sound money, war, tort reform, term limits, the War on Drugs and the War on Poverty.
Does it not make sense to first focus on the few things in which we agree and then circle back to the numerous head-butting issues that divide us?
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