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Friday, January 11th, 2013

What Did Virginia's Founding Fathers Really Mean When They Ratified Constitution?

Topics: Constitution, founding fathers, george nicholas, Madison, ratification, secedere, Secession, virginia

Mandeville, LA - In a post I wrote earlier this week we discussed the fact the not only were the Southern States correct in their assertion of the Constitution as a Compact but nearly the entire PLANET agreed with them-save for that violent, tyrannical mob in New England. My post made its way onto the pages of The Imaginative Conservative website. In the comments that resulted, it was asserted that I didn't know what I was talking about and that the VA Founding Fathers NEVER i….Continue

Wednesday, November 14th, 2012

States Were Independent So They Could Join the Confederation in 1776

Contains Exclusive: Audio, Transcript Topics: Constitution, jefferson, king george, lincoln, lousiana, secedere, Secession, states, states rights, Texas

Mandeville, LA - Exclusive Audio and Transcript - If you people in Texas want to secede, you better know what those on your borders think about it. What does Louisiana think about it? What does Arkansas think about it? What does Oklahoma think about it? What does New Mexico think about it? What do the states around you think about it? There are serious things to consider here. I believe in considering those things you might start some critical thinking and there may be….Continue

Thursday, May 3rd, 2012

What Secede Means e.g.: The United States Should SECEDE From Afghanistan

Contains Exclusive: Audio, Transcript Topics: afghanistan, latin, secede, secedere

Mandeville, LA - Exclusive Audio & Transcript - Today's vocabulary word of the day is: Secede. It's from the Latin word "secedere" and means to withdraw, which is what Obama and the United States should be doing in Afghanistan. But we're not allowed to used the word s-word anymore because Lincoln supposedly abolished it. But in the 1800's secede was actually a word that was used quite often: "I'm going to secede to the bathroom" or "time to secede to the living room", and ….Continue

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The powers delegated by the proposed Constitution to the federal government, are few and defined.

Those which are to remain in the state governments are numerous and indefinite.

James Madison Explaining the new federal government's very limited powers in Federalist 45

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