Tonchi Weaver of Citizens for Liberty and Gordon Howie of Life and Liberty in Rapid City held a meet-and-greet fundraiser for South Dakota Representative and U.S. Senate Candidate Stace Nelson tonight. Nelson spoke to the crowd in Rapid City tonight and said that the reason he was running for U.S. Senate was the same reason he had served in the U.S. Navy and NCIS for over two decades: love of country.

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For 100 years, the federal government has usurped powers not delegated to it in our Constitution. What should we do about it? Should we reclaim our existing Constitution and put an end to the usurpations? Or should we “modernize” the Constitution by delegating to the federal government the powers it has usurped – so as to legalize what is now unconstitutional?

History is replete with organizations making seemingly innocuous decisions only to feel the fall out years later. This past few weeks, CBS has made two decisions that have the potential to send the network into an unrecoverable tailspin.

I didn’t set out to become a Christian Zionist, but apparently, I wound up as one. Christian Zionism is the belief that Israel has a right to return and establish a nation exactly where she has, and further, she has the right to continue to exist there. There are multitudes of Christian Zionist round the world and a throng of them exist in America, especially within the evangelical churches.

The people of Great Britain, the political forefathers of American liberty, fought for centuries to establish individual freedom. Beginning as abject servants of an absolute king, they struggled to carve out a space for the recognition of personal independence. Through battles and death, fire and sword, through revolution and repression, the people of Britain won inch by inch a space for humanity to breathe free.

Although you may not realize it, you likely hate the Federal Reserve. Americans in general have always distrusted the banking cabal that later produced our central bank. Back then, they just called it “Wall Street” because all the banks were in the New York financial district. Today we don’t even remember what we mean by the nickname. We mistakenly believe it has something to do with investing in the stock market.

I’m absolutely tired of the rabid radical liberals that demand tolerance, while then calling for those they disagree with to be killed or harmed in some way. I’m also sick of the insults and the twisting of words and the changing of the subject in mid-stream to try and make it all still seem like the other person’s fault or ignorance or whatever, when facts are pointed out that are inconvenient to the initial attack or any other attacks that follow along the way. And I am definitely tired of the attacks that sound as though they are coming straight from the mental ward.