Constitution of the United States
Constitutional Reform Needed to Bring Jobs and Opportunity to Louisiana
In the last week, there has been a rise in discussion throughout Louisiana over what a potential [...]
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Happy Constitution Day!
September 17th is a historic day. On this date in 1787, the delegates of the Constitutional Convention [...]
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Should the States Use Article V to Rein in Federal Government?
Several states have already passed Article V resolutions for the purpose of reigning in the federal [...]
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Attorneys General Attempt to Stifle Free Speech
The subpoena is an attempt to intimidate Americans for exercising their First Amendment rights. While the [...]
Read moreLouisiana’s Anti-Debt Resolution Fuels Movement for Constitutional Amendment
Big spenders in Congress who continue to inflate the national debt at the expense of future generations [...]
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Unelected Board Could Impose Medicare Cuts Without Congressional Approval
Unelected bureaucrats could be empowered with unchecked authority to set rates for Medicare reimbursement [...]
Read moreLouisiana’s Republicans Unify Behind “Cut, Cap and Balance” Legislation
Louisiana's House Republicans were united in their support of the "Cut, Cap and Balance" legislation that [...]
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Commentary: How To End the Debt Ceiling Charade
The American Conservative has run a commentary from former Pelican Post reporter and editor Fergus [...]
Read moreBack from the Dead! Debt Relief Amendment Gains Louisiana Approval
Achieving a highly improbable turnaround, Rep. Noble Ellington’s (R-Winnsboro) resolution for an [...]
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