Recent American Clarion Articles

• Do Unions Cause Inequality?
  If unions are all about the free association of workers, go to Chicago or New York and try to start a competing carpenters union. See how well that goes. I would suggest that you wear a hard hat.
• Why We Need Constitutional, Limited Government
  Once the restraints on government are let loose, the powerful will seek to impose their will on the rest of us. And America’s Ivy League philosopher kings know it, which is why they are hell-bent on imposing their new morality that doesn’t have room for dissent or
• Gender Identity, or Reality?
  The left’s agenda is to impose their distinctly minority view of life on the rest of us. When they believe science helps their case, they argue science. When science undermines their position, they turn to subjective feelings. In their alternate universe, truth and reality are the first casualties.
• Target’s CEO is off America’s Radar
  When the American people long to have their country back and start holding the guilty parties accountable to the laws that have been transgressed and violated, then, and only then, will she begin to understand what liberty is all about. Protest is good America, but justice is
• Homofascism and the ‘Death’ of Right and Wrong
  Some may wonder how in the world the homosexual movement has been so successful in recent years. The most obvious reason is the corruption and self-deception that have crept into the hearts of the American people on a scale not seen before in the United States.
• 5 Reasons Why ‘Vote Trump to Stop Clinton’ Is Bogus
  You’re being played. Since the sole constitutional conservative in the presidential race suspended his campaign last week, an impressive chorus of Now What? caterwauling has erupted from the red side of the aisle, especially over the only “Republican” still
• Jail Time for Govt Dissent in America?
  Alliance Defending Freedom attorneys representing a Phoenix art studio that specializes in hand-painting, hand-lettering, and calligraphy for weddings and other events filed suit in state court Thursday to challenge a city ordinance that forces the studio’s two young female owners to use their