KrisAnne Hall's Blog Posts Tagged 'liberty' (5)

While defending the Constitution I am met often with two questions:  1) If the founders were so great and the Constitution such a great document, why did it preserve slavery?  2) Why did the Constitution treat black people as 3/5^th a person?  The answers to these questions are rather simple when fact and truth are employed.  To understand the truth, we start with some basics…

In June of 1776 the Lee Resolution was ratified and was the legislative action that authorized the…

I was recently called uncivil.  What was my uncivil behavior?  I called a lie a lie in the face of a liar.  If that is uncivil behavior, then I suppose I have been classified.  However, I believe we have been given a magnificent heritage.  Men and women have lived their lives in great sacrifice and given their last breath to secure a nation for our children.  This nation they built was to be a beacon of hope to the world: A light of Liberty and a shining example for future generations.  The…

I have been traveling the country for the last two years, teaching people the true history of the founding of our nation. I do this because I believe two things: one, that God has placed a call on my life and two, those who do not know their history are doomed to repeat its mistakes. 

Recently, I was able to spend two days with a room full of high school-aged, homeschooled students. It was amazing. The first day, we went through a practical exercise to teach both the difference…

Sections 1021 and 1022 of the National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA) has caused a great deal of controversy.  Congressmen all over the nation have defended their vote in favor of these sections in spite of the criticism that these sections allow the President to detain US Citizens indefinitely.  These Congressmen have said over and over again, with great vigor, that these sections specifically exclude US Citizens.  They justify their position by quoting language from these sections that…

Since today has been declared “International Women’s Day” we would be negligent to forget the heroines that helped guarantee the freedoms that we hold dear.  Many who would rewrite history, would have us to believe the women during the revolution were oppressed subservient wives of overbearing husbands who dictated policy in the home.  Nothing could be further from the truth.  The founding women of our nation carried themselves with dignity and strength; believing with their hearts and souls…