Title: True Face of Liberty and Presidential Pardons



While we have numerous special interest groups and "protected classes" claiming they need preferential treatment in the name of fairness, inclusion, and tolerance, the reality is that identity politics violates the true nature of what liberty is all about.  As for presidential pardons, James Madison had something to say about the need for limitations of how a President uses his pardoning power, and Mr. Constitution believes that Biden may not have accomplished completely what he desired with his sweeping blanket pardon of Hunter Biden.  Douglas V. Gibbs explains.

Title: True Face of Liberty and Presidential Pardons
 
While we have numerous special interest groups and "protected classes" claiming they need preferential treatment in the name of fairness, inclusion, and tolerance, the reality is that identity politics violates the true nature of what liberty is all about.  As for presidential pardons, James Madison had something to say about the need for limitations of how a President uses his pardoning power, and Mr. Constitution believes that Biden may not have accomplished completely what he desired with his sweeping blanket pardon of Hunter Biden.  Douglas V. Gibbs explains.

U.S. Constitution through the lens of Christianity. Douglas V. Gibbs is a Radio Host, Author, Public Speaker, and outspoken proponent for the spread of constitutional literacy and patriotic advocacy. Doug has appeared on television, radio, and podcasts and is an award-winning blogger and freelance newspaper columnist whose articles appear in both print, and online.

U.S. Constitution through the lens of Christianity. Douglas V. Gibbs is a Radio Host, Author, Public Speaker, and outspoken proponent for the spread of constitutional literacy and patriotic advocacy. Doug has appeared on television, radio, and podcasts and is an award-winning blogger and freelance newspaper columnist whose articles appear in both print, and online.

Mr. Constitution Hour by Douglas V. Gibbs

U.S. Constitution through the lens of Christianity. Douglas V. Gibbs is a Radio Host, Author, Public Speaker, and outspoken proponent for the spread of constitutional literacy and patriotic advocacy.  Doug has appeared on television, radio, and podcasts and is an award-winning blogger and freelance newspaper columnist whose articles appear in both print, and online.

U.S. Constitution through the lens of Christianity. Douglas V. Gibbs is a Radio Host, Author, Public Speaker, and outspoken proponent for the spread of constitutional literacy and patriotic advocacy. &nbsp;Doug has appeared on television, radio, and podcasts and is an award-winning blogger and freelance newspaper columnist whose articles appear in both print, and online.

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Mr Constitution Hour | 12.07.24

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I have had folks who don't necessarily agree with me politically ask, "How can you support someone like Trump," referring to the flaws of the man as leveled by media and various other actors.  How can such a flawed man be a part of God's Will, or God's Plan?  It is not my place to determine if the man is flawed, but I do know God's Plan when I see it.  Mr. Constitution explains.

I have had folks who don't necessarily agree with me politically ask, "How can you support someone like Trump," referring to the flaws of the man as leveled by media and various other actors.&nbsp; How can such a flawed man be a part of God's Will, or God's Plan?&nbsp; It is not my place to determine if the man is flawed, but I do know God's Plan when I see it.&nbsp; Mr. Constitution explains.

Mr Constitution | 12.14.24 |Trump and God's Plan Full Show

Mr. Constitution Hour by Douglas V. Gibbs: Electoral College, Birthright Citizenship, and Lawfare -- A line by line explanation as to why we need to keep the Electoral College, and how it's been tampered with over the last two hundred years.  Birthright Citizenship is not in the Constitution, and isn't even supported by the courts as argued.  Doug goes over the Fourteenth Amendment's Citizenship Clause, and the United States v. Wong Kim Ark (1898).  With the election of Donald Trump as President the Lawfare cases by Democrats is going away...was it even constitutional in the first place?

Mr. Constitution Hour by Douglas V. Gibbs: Electoral College, Birthright Citizenship, and Lawfare -- A line by line explanation as to why we need to keep the Electoral College, and how it's been tampered with over the last two hundred years.  Birthright Citizenship is not in the Constitution, and isn't even supported by the courts as argued.  Doug goes over the Fourteenth Amendment's Citizenship Clause, and the United States v. Wong Kim Ark (1898).  With the election of Donald Trump as President the Lawfare cases by Democrats is going away...was it even constitutional in the first place?

Mr Constitution Hour | 11.30.24 Electoral College, Birthright Citizenship and Lawfare

Mr. Constitution Hour by Douglas V. Gibbs: Recess Appointments, Compact of Resistance, and which federal departments we need to constitutionally get rid of -- There are concerns about the likelihood of some of Donald Trump's department head picks being confirmed by the U.S. Senate, so the Trump team has threatened using recess appointments to get them in.  Is that constitutional?  And, even if it is, would it be wise to take that route?  How likely is it?  Mr. Constitution explains.  Then, Blue State governors and attorney generals have banded together to create a compact called Governors Safeguarding Democracy.  Is it constitutional?  And, finally, Douglas V. Gibbs addresses the call by Trump to eliminate the Department of Education.  Can he?  Is it a good idea?  What other federal departments may be unconstitutional and either need to be canned, or refined?  Mr. Constitution explains.

Mr. Constitution Hour by Douglas V. Gibbs: Recess Appointments, Compact of Resistance, and which federal departments we need to constitutionally get rid of -- There are concerns about the likelihood of some of Donald Trump's department head picks being confirmed by the U.S. Senate, so the Trump team has threatened using recess appointments to get them in.  Is that constitutional?  And, even if it is, would it be wise to take that route?  How likely is it?  Mr. Constitution explains.  Then, Blue State governors and attorney generals have banded together to create a compact called Governors Safeguarding Democracy.  Is it constitutional?  And, finally, Douglas V. Gibbs addresses the call by Trump to eliminate the Department of Education.  Can he?  Is it a good idea?  What other federal departments may be unconstitutional and either need to be canned, or refined?  Mr. Constitution explains.

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