By Stephen L. Hall So often people talk about laws, the Constitution, politics, government, and diplomacy, but what few people ever slow down to even consider for moment is why we create such things in the first place. I mean, … Continue reading
By Stephen L. Hall Last night MyrmidoNOT was inquiring as to the function of judicial interpretation of statutes regulations and the Constitution. “Questions: Isn’t the SCOTUS the final arbiter of a poorly worded document of intent?” Which is both an … Continue reading
Have I mentioned how thankful I am for Stephen L. Hall’s contributions to this sight? *** There exists within the construct of the architecture of the Constitution a number of political structures which were built into the operations of our … Continue reading
I hope everyone enjoyed their holiday! Today’s post is from Stephen L. Hall. *** First, let me explain the reasoning and rationale of those bureaucrats who seek to expand their power and authority at the expense of liberty. In a … Continue reading
Continued from yesterday, Civil Rights…Aren’t, I hope you enjoy part two of Stephen L. Hall’s post. *** Discriminate: to note or observe a difference; distinguish; to make a distinction in favor of or against. Often the writers of definitions add … Continue reading
This week, in order to celebrate the one year anniversary of Freedom Reconnection, I will be posting a three-part post written by Stephen L. Hall, which breaks down civil rights and what that means, and addresses how the Social Justice … Continue reading
Today’s guest author is from a commenter whose words always make me think, and often bring a smile to my face–Stephen L. Hall. I think it’s the perfect post with which to start a new week and a new month … Continue reading
