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Historical debates that shaped the Constitution (opens the original)
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Don’t Imbibe the Kool-Aid with Kim Kennedy – Constitution Day highlights the founding principles that protect American liberty: limited federal power, state authority, and citizen responsibility. As debates over elections and government authority continue, preserving the republic requires respect for constitutional boundaries, lawful amendments, and an informed public willing to hold leaders accountable...
Beware of the sophisticated scammers (opens the original)
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The National Security Hour with Blanquita Cullum – Sophisticated scammers exploit fear, urgency, official-looking messages, and false authority to manipulate victims into costly mistakes. From impersonation fraud to institutional corruption, vigilance becomes essential as citizens verify claims, preserve evidence, question pressure tactics, and protect themselves and others from calculated deception and intimidation schemes...
Death penalty: Justice served or cruel punishment (opens the original)
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Unity Without Compromise with Dr. Steven LaTulippe – The death penalty raises profound questions about justice, mercy, punishment, and the value of human life. Examining constitutional law, biblical teaching, abortion, criminal accountability, and recent executions, the debate asks whether capital punishment represents cruel retribution or a legitimate and necessary form of justice today...
State of religious freedom (opens the original)
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The Constitution Study with Host Paul Engel – Religious freedom remains a vital safeguard for believers and nonbelievers alike. Mark David Hall examines how states protect freedom of conscience, where progress is being made, and why challenges involving worship restrictions, vaccine exemptions, and government policy still demand public attention and vigilance today nationwide...
Abolitionists from Quakers to Frederick Douglass (opens the original)
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Don’t Imbibe the Kool-Aid with Kim Kennedy – As America marks 250 years, Gettysburg reveals how slavery, abolition, war, and constitutional principles test the nation’s commitment to liberty. From Quakers to Frederick Douglass, courageous voices demand human dignity, while sacrifice and truth remind citizens that a republic survives only through moral resolve today...
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