Over the past month, on numerous threads I’ve followed or read on different platforms, one reply on the issue of crime rates for immigrants [FN1] has been iron…
Would IN Lt Gov Micah Beckwith make Hester Prynne wear a letter?IN Lt Gov Micah Beckwith is a self-avowed “‘Christian” nationalist.’” [FN189] 1) “‘Christian’ n…
Rhode Island [FN186] “enjoys the honor of having been, if not the first, at least one of the earliest, of the colonies, and indeed of modern states, in which t…
North Carolina is unique in constitutional history. Two conventions were called “for the purpose of deliberating and determining on the proposed Plan of Federa…
In June 1788, 3 States (VA, NY, NC) that had sent delegates to Philadelphia had not ratified the Constitution. Virginia had early ties to religion: “the Church…
Our series of blogs on why “Christian” nationalist claims that the USA was founded as a “Christian” nation are wrong, will resume after the following. In the l…
Records of ratification Conventions of 9 States [FN153] show no credible support of “Christian” nationalists’ claim that the USA was founded as a “Christian” c…
For everybody out there keeping score cards, we have moved to State ratification Conventions. A review of the first three (DE, PA, NJ) shows zero, zip and nada…
Delaware was the first State to ratify the Constitution. As noted in the last blog, there is nothing credible [FN112] to support “Christian” nationalists’ clai…
“Christian” nationalists assert that the USA was founded as a “Christian” country, but none of the founding documents refers to, or notes as included in our la…
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