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  • It’s The Jury, Stupid!

    It’s The Jury, Stupid!

    A message from Thomas Jefferson.

    During the 1992 presidential campaign, James Carville, campaign manager for Bill Clinton, kept famously reminding his boss, “It’s the economy stupid!”, whenever he observed the verbose candidate veering “off message” and …

  • Both Political Parties Brought Police State To America

    Both Political Parties Brought Police State To America

    The word “fascism” has been used for decades to deride political ideaologies of both the right and left. Fact is, fascism has come to America and we have allowed it to happen.

    Back in 1944 economist …

  • The Answers Are Out There

    The Answers Are Out There

    The answers for our nation’s current woes are out there. They may be a bit difficult to find, and challenging to implement, but they are there.

    The immediate challenges that are being discussed today are:
    To immediately …

Welcome Idahoans

Paul Venable Here is a message from Paul Venable, the Idaho State Chairman for the Constitution Party.

“A republic, Ma’am, if you can keep it.” So answered Benjamin Franklin when asked at the conclusion of the constitution convention, “Sir, what have you given us?”

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National News

Meeting in Newark New Jersey!

Meeting in Newark New Jersey!

Constitution Party National Committee Stresses Candidate Recruitment, Party Building and Fundraising Needs at Well-Attended Spring Meeting. Amidst a feeling of optimism for its own progress, tempered by a sense of urgency brought on by the economic and ...

Idaho State News

HJM 4, Sovereignty in Idaho

HJM 4, Sovereignty in Idaho

BOISE – Promoting his state sovereignty resolution on the floor of the Idaho House of Representatives on Monday, St. Maries Rep. Dick Harwood declared that the United States is really a “confederacy.” “To be accurate, we’re a confederated republic,” the fifth-term Republican then told the House. Not everyone was buying it. Rep. George Sayler, D-Coeur d’Alene, a retired high school government teacher, attempted a quick rebuttal. “The Constitution clearly states that … we the people do ordain and ...