The United States is often referred to as a “democracy” in casual conversation, political speeches, and even educational settings. However, this characterization might not fully capture the nuanced governmental structure laid out by its founders. The foundational principle of the …
Listen up, America. We’ve got a problem. In the noise of today’s debates and the chaos of lawmaking, we’re losing sight of what really matters: our Constitution. It’s not just some old paper; it’s the backbone of our freedom, our …
In exploring the philosophical underpinnings of American political thought, few figures loom as large as Thomas Paine, Adam Smith, and John Locke. Their writings not only shaped the intellectual landscape of their times but also influenced the foundational documents of …
The mention of “Nordics” refers to the Nordic countries known for their high levels of social equality, welfare benefits, and successful economies, often cited in discussions about economic models contrasting with the United States. The statement you’ve provided touches on …
Title: “Drain the Swamp”: An Imperative for Restoring Constitutional Governance In the November 2024 issue of Imprimis, Hillsdale College President Larry P. Arnn presents a compelling argument under the theme “Drain the Swamp.” This article, published in Volume 53, Number …
