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THE FOUNDATION "The greatest good we can do our country is to heal its party divisions and make them one people." —Thomas Jefferson (1801) Fellow Patriots, on this day in 1973, the Supreme Court handed down one of its worst-ever decisions in *Roe v. Wade*. Fortunately, in 2022, the Court...

Jeff Cook

The 19th Century's "Great Compromiser" in Congress Had His Warts, But Finding Common Ground Helped Keep the Country Together for a While.

From the number of amendments to what they mean, here's everything you need to know about constitutional amendments.

I'm posting this not so much because Grassley's name comes up as he was next in line to sub for VP Mike Pence (another topic), but because I want as many people as possible to  experience first hand just how diabolical the Republican plan to overturn the election was, and how serious they were about…

Outlining the overall case that could be made on the basis of Kenneth Chesebro's conduct in conjunction with other alleged co-conspirators.

This was big. On Friday, Colorado 2nd District Court Judge Sarah Wallace issued a 100-plus page ruling ordering the secretary of state to put former President Donald Trump on the primary ballot. It was the third such decision recently. Get the hottest, most important news stories on the internet – delivered FREE to your inbox…

The strategy entails running a well-funded third-party candidate in crucial states before sending the election to the Republican-controlled House of

No Labels, a well-funded centrist group in Washington, D.C., describes itself as “an organization of Democrats, Republicans, and independents working to bring American leaders together to solve problems.” The group seems to want to create one instead during next year’s presidential election.Third Way, a Democratic-aligned nonprofit group, charged No Labels on Tuesday with orchestrating a “radical new plan” to block President Joe Biden from getting a majority in...

An expert analysis of Kenneth Chesebro's elector plan under federal election law.