Paul Engel

1 day ago | americaoutloud.news | Paul Engel

 Courts, Political, Top Stories Podcast: Play in new window | Download | Embed Subscribe: Apple Podcasts | Podcast Index | RSS With everyone focused on what Donald Trump or the federal courts will do next, it’s easy to forget that our states have governments, and what they do can have even more impact on our lives than the Feds. If we are to be constitutionally sound citizens, we need to keep an eye on our state and local governments as much, if not more, than the one in D.C. Like a...

2 days ago | americaoutloud.news | Paul Engel

 Constitution, Corruption, Health, Law and Legal Podcast: Play in new window | Download | Embed Subscribe: | Spotify | Pandora | iHeartRadio | Podcast Index | TuneIn | RSS When the Constitution created the federal government, it delegated to it limited and enumerated powers. The Tenth Amendment confirms that the federal government’s only legitimate powers are delegated to it by the Constitution. Yet the federal government’s excesses go far beyond what our Founding Fathers could have...

3 days ago | americaoutloud.news | Paul Engel

 Constitution, Law and Legal, The Machine Podcast: Play in new window | Download | Embed Subscribe: Apple Podcasts | Podcast Index | RSS I like to say, “It’s not what you don’t know, but what you know that just ain’t, that gets you in real trouble.” Let’s face it, we’re all ignorant about some things. Have you ever stopped to consider the cost of that ignorance, not just in dollars, but in liberty? You may find that the cost is much higher than you thought. For example, Texans will be voting...

5 days ago | constitutionstudy.com | Paul Engel

Mr. Paul Engel, speaker, talk show host, and author of ‘Read The Constitution In 30 Days’ joins Dr. Elaina George to discuss the absolute importance of both reading and understanding the United States Constitution in order to protect and defend your freedom. The old famous quip by Dr. Benjamin Franklin on the last day of the Philadelphia Convention, September 18, 1787 when asked by Mrs.

5 days ago | constitutionstudy.com | Paul Engel

Cities and states have been trying to put gun manufacturers out of business for decades with frivolous lawsuits, blaming them for the criminal use of their products. This got to be such a problem that Congress passed the Protection of Lawful Commerce in Arms Act. Now Mexico has joined the fight, blaming Smith & Wesson for their drug cartel problems. There are a couple of background items we have to establish for these oral arguments to make sense.