Tyler Durden – During the hysteria of the Covid pandemic questions swirled around how the federal government would respond to the events under the declaration of a national health emergency. What kind of powers would they claim to have and which constitutional rights would they try to suppress?
What many Americans did not consider, however, was the implementation of emergency powers under state governments rather than the White House.
Most of the Covid mandates crushing the US economy during that period were not federal mandates, but state mandates, and there’s a good reason why Covid tyrants chose to focus on state level restrictions. Continue reading
J. B. Shurk – John and Nisha Whitehead over at 
Alan Harrelson – Rural America is vital to the survival of this nation. It matters not only for the food and natural resources it produces, but as a source of inspiration, and indeed the best hope for the recovery of our constitutional republic.
Alex Baltzegar – On Wednesday, the North Carolina House passed a bill requiring students at state universities to take a three-credit hour course on the 
J. B. Shurk – Ordinary people have extraordinary power. Don’t believe me? Watch what happens if tens of millions ever decide to close their bank accounts all at once. Or critical sectors of the workforce decide to stay home for weeks. Or a sizable percentage of the population refuses to obey arbitrary and capricious government orders. When citizens become fed up enough to take matters into their own hands, those with government-bestowed titles learn quickly how little power those vaunted titles actually have.