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Through The Constitution, Lesson 11: Insuring Domestic Tranquility

Posted on July 20, 2020 by dsheridan

A united people are the best defense against foreign and domestic aggression. What does the Constitution mean when it says it was designed to INSURE domestic tranquility? Listen to, Insuring Domestic Tranquility.

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Through The Constitution, Lesson 10: Liberty and Justice for Everyone

Posted on July 18, 2020 by dsheridan

Were there injustices inherent in the original Constitution? How were they fixed? The principle of the American system is this: laws and institutions must go hand in hand with the progress of the human mind, and our ideas of justice … Continue reading →

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Through The Constitution, Lesson 9: Justice with regard to American Citizens

Posted on July 15, 2020 by dsheridan

Worthless paper money and unjust state laws together created animosity, a decline in the work ethic, and tarnished the reputation of republican government. The first principles of justice, in relation to contracts, was being violated without blushing.  The founders believed … Continue reading →

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Through The Constitution, Lesson 8: Justice with regard to Foreign Nations

Posted on July 8, 2020 by dsheridan

Justice must be placed above the reach of the influence of rulers, or the denunciations of mobs. Learn how we almost went to war because we didn’t observe justice with regard to foreign nations.  Listen to, Justice and Foreign Nations

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Listen to Dan Sheridan tonight on the radio!

Posted on July 8, 2020 by dsheridan

I will be on American Adversaries radio show tonight (July 8) representing Freedom Factor at 5:35 PM Central Time. The topic is The First Amendment and Freedom of the Press. Why freedom of the press? What are the responsibilities of … Continue reading →

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Through the Constitution, Lesson 7: Establishing Justice

Posted on July 7, 2020 by dsheridan

Justice is the foundation of civil, commercial, and individual relationships. Where there is injustice, there is enmity as well as moral and financial costs. Justice improves with the progress of the human mind. Thomas Jefferson wanted future Americans to correct … Continue reading →

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