Tag: human nature

  • Constitutional Assumptions Make a Difference

    Constitutional Assumptions Make a Difference

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    by ProfDave, ©2022 (Jan. 17, 2022) — The American constitution, arguably the most durable and successful in history, rests upon some fundamental assumptions about the nature of mankind.  Assumptions ultimately derived from Christianity.  The French Revolution, by way of contrast, which produced unsuccessful constitutions, changed like underwear, rested upon different assumptions, derived from Enlightenment and…

  • It’s Not Easy Being a Democrat

    It’s Not Easy Being a Democrat

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    “GOING ALONG TO GET ALONG” by Paul R. Hollrah, ©2014 (Jun. 14, 2014) — As an implacable enemy of liberals and Democrats, I have often been asked my opinion of the difference between Republicans and Democrats. Although there are many differences, depending on the issue at hand, I see one major difference that covers a multitude…

  • Can “The Precinct Strategy” Win Back Our America?

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    THE WISDOM OF GEORGE WASHINGTON SPEAKS TO US TODAY, HIS BIRTHDAY, AND EVERY DAY by Phil Glass, President and Founder, United Precincts of America (Feb. 22, 2012) — Ronald Reagan understood that the Constitution given us by our Founders was one that trusted the people to govern themselves. In his First Inaugural Address, Reagan said…