Was James Madison Really the Father of the Constitution? | Path to Liberty Podcast
March 16, 1751 - James Madison was born. The 4th President is known by most today as the “Father of the Constitution.” But, did that title really fit the man?
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March 16, 1751 - James Madison was born. The 4th President is known by most today as the “Father of the Constitution.” But, did that title really fit the man?
More restrictions by executive order - two new ATF regulations are set to go into effect this summer, on “80 percent lowers,” and “pistol braces.” These will affect potentially millions of people, but the feds can be stopped.
Don’t trust politicians. As we’ve seen hundreds of times in recent years, another local government passed a measure claiming to create a “2nd Amendment Sanctuary,” when they’ve actually created a sanctuary for absolutely nothing. Similarly dangerous moves are happening at the state level too.
Commemorating the 250th Anniversary of Dr. Joseph Warren’s Massacre Day Oration in 1772. The great patriot and revolutionary war hero urged the people to never forget the bloodshed of Mar. 5, 1770. But he also focused on a natural rights foundation and warned future generations of the great danger of standing armies, “the ready engines of tyranny and oppression” - which they experienced first hand in Boston.
Cato was one of the first Antifederalist writers to examine the executive branch. He predicted it would “tend either to the establishment of a vile and arbitrary aristocracy, or monarchy,” with a permanent class of elites ruling from on high.