Constitution Study Radio

25 Myths of the Constitution: Myths #15 and 16: Myth #15: The Founding Fathers Were Deists/Atheists/Not Christians Myth #16: The Role of Government is to Ensure Equality Through Social Justice

25 Myths of the Constitution: Myths #12, 13, 14 - Rights, Citizenship, and the Courts. Myth #12: The Bill of Rights Applies to the States Myth #13: Anchor Babies are American Citizens Myth #14: The Courts Are The Check Against Congress

25 Myths of the Constitution: Myth #9: Constitution Gives You Your Rights Myth #10: The United States is a Democracy Myth #11: The United States "is", rather than "are"

Myth #6: The Commerce Clause allows the federal government to regulate all commerce between the States however it seems fit. Myth #7: The General Welfare Clause enables the federal government to take any action it deems necessary. Myth #8: The Constitution Guarantees the Separation of Church and State. Through the Constitution with Douglas V. Gibbs

25 Myths of the Constitution: Myth #5: A Con-Con (Article V. Convention) Would Allow The Constitution To Be Re-Written

Constitution Study Radio - 25 Myths of the Constitution; Myth #3: Roe v. Wade made Abortion Legal Nationwide.

25 Myths of the Constitution: Myth #1, America has three co-equal branches of government. Myth #2, Supremacy Clause: All Federal Law Trumps All State Law

Poll Taxes & Open Primaries, Line of Succession, Filling Vacancies, Voting Age, and Retifying an old proposal to battle against Congressional Corruption. Through the Constitution with Douglas V. Gibbs

Women's Right to Vote, Election Rules, Presidential Term Limit, and giving Washington D.C. representation by awarding the district Electoral Votes. Through the Constitution with Douglas V. Gibbs

Amendments 18 and 21 - Prohibition. Through the Constitution with Douglas V. Gibbs

Lesson 12, Progressive Era, Amendment 17, When the States' Voice Was Removed from Congress. Through the Constitution with Douglas V. Gibbs

Lesson 12, Progressive Era, Amendment 16, Income Tax. Throught the Constitution with Douglas V. Gibbs

Amendments 13-15. Through the Constitution with Douglas V. Gibbs

Lesson 9.3: Understanding the Language of the Tenth Amendment. Lesson 10.1: Further limiting the courts. Lesson 10.2: Electoral Procedures for Electing the President Change. Through the Constitution with Douglas V. Gibbs

Eminent Domain, Trials and Juries, Excessive Bail, Cruel and Unusual Punishment, Rights Enumerated, State Sovereignty. Through the Constitution with Douglas V. Gibbs