Tag Archives: U.S. Constitution

The United States Constitution is the supreme law of the land in the world’s oldest continuous democracy. This tag covers our constitutional law and history posts.

March 27, 2023

Mar 2023

The Hang Glider Citizenship Provision

Justin discovers a provision lurking in the hidden, unwritten, U.S. immigration laws.

July 2, 2021

Jul 2021

Calvin Coolidge On Why We Celebrate Independence Day

“To reaffirm and reestablish those old theories and principles which time and the unerring logic of events have demonstrated to be sound.”

June 29, 2021

Jun 2021

“The American Mind” 〜 A 1923 July 4th Oration by Rev. Charles W. Lyons

〜A 1923 Independence Day discourse on the American Mind〜

April 20, 2021

Apr 2021

The Misuse of Impeachment and Roy Hibbert’s Jersey

〜Bringing together topics in ways no one else can〜

September 17, 2020

Sep 2020

A More Perfect Constitution Day

〜The meaning of “perfect” in “a more perfect union”〜

Tag Archives: U.S. Constitution

The Hang Glider Citizenship Provision

Calvin Coolidge On Why We Celebrate Independence Day

“The American Mind” 〜 A 1923 July 4th Oration by Rev. Charles W. Lyons

The Misuse of Impeachment and Roy Hibbert’s Jersey

A More Perfect Constitution Day

Leaflets & Notes

Sugar Apple Fairytale S2 preview thoughts

Building ONScripter-Insani on EndeavourOS

Misguided parking ticket-income idea

Webmentions and Substack

Uzbek snap elections and presidential term limits

Praising UpdraftPlus for WP Backups

Newsletter Leaf Journal CXXXVI

Shocker: Cats don’t like being studied in labs

Thoughts: Porn Hub blocks access in Utah