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Guest Column: Bluffing Their Way to an Art. V Convention by Judi Caler – South Dakota War College - Vimarsana News

Guest Column: Bluffing Their Way to an Art. V Convention by Judi Caler – South Dakota War College

(In light of the recent push by the Convention of States to attack Republican legislators and continue to push for passage of a resolution in the legislature for an Article V. convention, I found this guest article interesting enough to share with you for your consideration. -pp)   Bluffing Their Way to an Art. V…

Op-Ed: It's time to rethink Thanksgiving, as a great Pequot argued two centuries ago - Vimarsana News

Op-Ed: It's time to rethink Thanksgiving, as a great Pequot argued two centuries ago

That three-day meal in the autumn of 1621 was less a predictor of future good will among all Americans than a historic aberration.

An originalist interpretation of the Constitution would bar Trump and others from holding public office. Here's why. - Vimarsana News

An originalist interpretation of the Constitution would bar Trump and others from holding public office. Here's why.

Nineteenth century legal authorities insisted anyone “leagued” with insurgents was an insurrectionist.

Why the Ghost of Andrew Jackson Haunts the Modern U.S. Presidency - Vimarsana News

Why the Ghost of Andrew Jackson Haunts the Modern U.S. Presidency

Andrew Jackson seems to resonate particularly with Donald Trump. HowStuffWorks looks at what the two presidents have in common and where they differ.

Another American Civil War? Take Heed or Take Cover - Vimarsana News

Another American Civil War? Take Heed or Take Cover

By analyzing the run-up to the Civil War of 1861–1865 and today’s upheaval, one can find both some important similarities and differences.