The Daily Caller

Americans from different religious backgrounds are coming together to defend religious liberty.

The ratio of representatives to citizens (750,000 to 1) is now 20 times higher than the founders envisioned.

‘There was no great pro-gun rock song so we collectively decided we’re gonna write one’

We’re lucky the founders designed a decentralized system of government that protects individual liberty.

As the Founding Fathers understood (but Gingrich doesn’t), legislators aren’t fit to evaluate judicial decisions.

Conservatives must choose either the Constitution or unlimited executive power.

The Constitution’s primary author said that property rights are just as important as our other constitutional rights.

There are three reasons why Planned Parenthood shouldn’t receive taxpayer subsidies.

The framers did not empower the president to enter wars in order to prevent humanitarian catastrophes.

Wholesalers are trying to trick lawmakers into backing a bill that would preserve anti-competitive state liquor laws. Lawmakers shouldn’t fall for it.

The drafting of Hungary’s new constitution presents a rare opportunity for lovers of liberty.

First Lady Michelle Obama comes out with a surprising comment, ‘I will do whatever I’m asked to do’ to get President Barack Obama reelected

Reagan would be on the side of religious liberty.

‘The public interest is most secure when governmental institutions are inefficient decisionmakers’

What 21st-century Americans can learn from Benjamin Franklin, an 18th-century American icon.

The notion that the Constitution condoned slavery is a stock liberal claim. It is false.

Will 2011 be the year that America re-embraces the Constitution?

It’s time for Americans to educate themselves about, and commit themselves to, the U.S. Constitution.

Rep. Scott Garrett’s attempt to strengthen the GOP’s new rule requiring every bill cite its specific constitutional authority fails in conference

I see something, alright. I see a government that sees too much. I say do not let this stand, and don’t become used to this.