On This Day at the Convention of 1787: You Won’t Believe What the Delegates Approved Regarding Presidential Elections
How would Americans react today if the Constitution were altered according to the vote of the delegates on July 26, 1787? ...
How would Americans react today if the Constitution were altered according to the vote of the delegates on July 26, 1787? ...
That truth was revealed on July 23, 1787, during the debates and discourses of the original Constitutional Convention. ...
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Read moreBorn and raised a Christian in Communist Romania under infamous dictator Nicolae Ceaucescu, Pavel Dragu suffered persecution, discrimination, arrest, and imprisonment during his...
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Read moreOne of the most concerning cultural trends infecting American society today is the “transgender” illness. For most Americans, this social endemic seems to...
Read moreThe 56 signers of the Declaration of Independence had such dauntless courage that they were willing to forfeit all in pursuit of freedom....
Read moreFrom July 2 to July 5, 1787, the delegates attending the Constitutional Convention in Philadelphia approved a resolution that would sufficiently satisfy the...
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Read moreRevolutionary forces seeking to erase American history are going to take down the hugely significant “Reconciliation” Civil War monument and desecrate the historic...
Read moreAs the secretary of state serving under President Thomas Jefferson, James Madison realized that whether it was Great Britain, France, Spain, or any...
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Read moreJune 19, 1865 is not when slavery legally ended in America — that key date in American history didn’t happen until almost six months...
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