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Series on Federalism and the Constitution

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The American Revolution
 
 
The Constitution of Occupy Wall Street
 
 
Thoughts on the American Revolution
 
American Revolutionary Principles: Representation and Consent
 
American Revolutionary Principles: Constitution and Rights
 
American Revolutionary Principles: Sovereignty
 
The Constitution
 
One Way It’s Been Done Before
 
Nothing Works Anymore
 
American Spirit?
 
To Restore the American Spirit
 
Today’s Stamp Act
 
Constitution and the Process
 
National Socialism to End the Political Debate
 
Federalism: Concentration, Assault, and Evasion
 
Federalism and the Corporate Gangs: Madison’s Federalist #10
 
Madison’s Federalist #51: Corporate Power vs. the Naked Citizen
 
Critique of Federalism: Madison’s Federalist #14
 
Critique: Hamilton’s Federalist #15
 
Hamilton’s Statism: Federalist #16
 
Federal, that is Corporate, Usurpation: Hamilton’s Federalist #17
 
We Need A New American Energy (Madison’s Federalist #37)
 
Judicial Activism
 
Judicial Abdication
 
Kagan and the Corporate Court part 1
 
Kagan and the Corporate Court part 2
 
The Supremely Corrupt Court
 
Before the Law part 1
 
Before the Law part 2
 
Before the Law part 3
 
Wikileaks, Secrecy, Federalism, and Globalization
 
Wikileaks, Hypocrisy, and Sunshine
 
Transparency vs. Kleptocracy: BP, Oil Spills, and Wikileaks
 
Afghan Sunshine: Wikileaks and Transparency vs. Corporate Tyranny
 
Transparency, Wikileaks, and Odious Secrecy
 
Renewable Democracy
 
The Prize of the Venture
 
Labor Day
 
Signal Lanterns
 
The Vector of Today
 
The New Constitutional Convention
 
Notes Toward A New Constitutional Convention

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  1. […] spirit once power became theirs, retained enough self-awareness and integrity to recall it. In my previous posts on the Federalist papers and other constitutional subjects I’ve argued that this primal […]

    Pingback by American Revolutionary Principles (1 of 3): Representation and Consent « Volatility — May 31, 2011 @ 6:18 am

  2. […] close by once again citing the great truth, to will the end you must will the means. Just as I wrote in my posts on the Federalist papers that Madison and Hamilton would have to agree with us today on […]

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  3. […] for the avowed purpose of quashing the American Revolution and building a continental empire (both Hamilton and Madison say so in the Federalist papers), be an object of idolatry in the first place? The fact is that […]

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