A Quiet Room in 1776 Philadelphia Changed the World
By Douglas V. Gibbs It was a sweltering June of 1776. The city was alive with tension and possibility. Philadelphia,...
A Nation Forged by Faith and Freedom
By Douglas V. Gibbs Let’s journey back through the mists of time to the very beginning of our great American...
Why Spielberg’s Disclosure Day Did Poorly
By Douglas V. Gibbs America’s foundation, established through our Declaration of Independence and U.S. Constitution, is rooted in a Christian...
Tuesday LIVE: Dawn of the English Colonies
Last week, this episode was canceled due to a loss of electricity here at my place. We will resume our...
The Magna Carta Legacy
By Douglas V. Gibbs Today is the 811th anniversary of the sealing of the Magna Carta, signed by King John...
Violence is Par for the Course
By Douglas V. Gibbs The violence at Delaney Hall isn’t about immigration. It’s about chaos. Democrats embrace chaos because they...
President Trump, an Activist Judiciary, and the Rule of Law
By Douglas V. Gibbs The central constitutional debate surrounding the Trump presidency hinges on a fundamental misunderstanding of what constitutes...
Tuesday LIVE: Age of Exploration
Tuesday Online Constitution (and history) Class 3:30 PM PacificOnline Constitution & History Class Online Mr. Constitution Class www.mr-constitution.com As Europe’s great...
Tuesday ONLINE: America’s Early Heritage
As we march toward the Declaration of Independence, today we discuss influences on the Founding Fathers. What historical events and...
Internal Threat to the Republic
By Douglas V. Gibbs The progressive left, which began dominating the Democratic Party during the dawn of the twentieth century,...