Constitution Class in Southern California

We the People have the duty to restrain government operating outside Constitutional boundaries. Discover your American heritage and birthright Thursdays, 6:30pm-7:30pm, for basic Constitution studies @ Faith Armory, 41669 Winchester Road, Temecula, CA. 

Email: constitutionspeaker at yahoo.com. Constitutions handed out to all attendees. Join in the cause of preserving our God-given Liberty and restoring our Constitutional Republic. After all, if you don’t defend Liberty, who will?

TOPIC:

• Original Intent
• Constitution Summary
• Preamble (Outline)
• Preamble
• Article I (Outline)
• Article I
• Article I, Section 1 (Establish Federal Powers)
• Article I, Sections 1 and 2
• Article I, Section 3
• Article I, Sections 4-7
• Article I, Section 7
• Article I, Section 8
• Article I, Section 8, Clauses 1 - 10
• Article I, Section 8, Clauses 11 - 18
• Article I, Section 9, Clause 1
• Article I, Section 9, Clause 1 (Migration)
• Article I, Section 9, Clauses 2 and 3
• Article I, Section 9, Clauses 4-8
• Article I Review
• Article II Preview
• Article II
• Article II, The Executive Branch
• Article II, Powers of the President
• Article III
• Article IV, Section 2 (Uniform Treatment of Citizens)
• Articles IV and V
• Article V. Convention
• Article VI, Section 2 (Introduction)
• Articles VI and VII
• Bill of Rights
• 1st Amendment (Introduction)
• 1st Amendment
• 2nd Amendment (First Introduction)
• 2nd Amendment (Second Introduction)
• 2nd Amendment
• 2nd Amendment: McDonald v. Chicago
• 3rd Amendment
• 4th Amendment
• 5th Amendment
• 6th, 7th, & 8th Amendments
• 9th Amendment
• 10th Amendment
• 11th Amendment
• 12th Amendment
• 13th Amendment
• 14th Amendment
• 15th Amendment
• 16th and 17th Amendments (Text Only)
• 18th Amendment
• 19th Amendment
• 20th Amendment
• 21st Amendment
• 22nd Amendment
• 23rd Amendment
• 24th Amendment
• 24th Amendment (Regarding Open Primaries)
• 25th Amendment
• 26th Amendment
• 27th Amendment
• Abolition of Slavery (General Notes)
• Arizona Immigration Law
• Bill of Attainder
• Bill of Attainder (British Petroleum)
• Borders and Immigration
• Branches of Government
• Capitation
• Commerce Clause (Article from Political Pistachio)
• Constitution: Social Contract
• Danbury Baptists: Letter From Jefferson
• Danbury Baptist Letter to Thomas Jefferson, 1801
• Danbury Baptist Association's Letter to Thomas Jefferson, October 7, 1801
• Dividing Voting Powers: Madison's Notes May 31, 1787
• Ex Post Facto Law
• Exclusive and Concurrent Jurisdiction
• Executive Orders
• Express Powers
• Federalist No. 23
• Federalist No. 41
• Federalist No. 45
• Federalist No. 51
• Freedom of Religion
• Freedom of Speech
• Freedom of the People to Peaceably Assemble
• Freedom of the People to Petition the Government for a Redress of Grievances
• Freedom of the Press
• General Will (Jean-Jacques Rousseau)
• Gun Rights Judicial Cases
• Habeas Corpus
• Implied Law (Introduction)
• Implied Powers
• Jefferson's Letter to the Danbury Baptists (Final Letter)
• Judicial Activism
• Judicial Branch
• Limited Government Definition
• Madison Public Works Veto, 1817
• Madison Veto of Public Works Bill, 1817
• Militia: Composition and Classes; U.S. Code
• Militia Act of 1903 (The Dick Act)
• Miracle of American Experiment
• Miranda Rights
• Necessary and Proper Clause - Justice Clarence Thomas, 2010
• Original (Lost) 13th Amendment
• Pledge of Allegiance
• Prohibition (18th and 21st Amendments)
• New Views of the Constitution by John Taylor
• Political Spectrum
• Separation of Church and State (Introduction)
• Separation of Church and State
• Shays' Rebellion
• State Sovereignty (A First Glance)
• State Sovereignty - Federation of States
• Supremacy Clause (Introduction)
• Supremacy Clause
• Virginia Act for Establishing Religious Freedom, 1786
• Virginia Act For Establishing Religious Freedom, Jefferson - 1786
• Women's Right To Vote (19th Amendment)

HELPFUL LINKS

• Andrew Jackson's Proclamation on Nullification, December 10, 1832
• Annapolis Convention, September 11, 1786
• Articles of Association, October 20, 1774
• Articles of Confederation, March 1, 1781
• Declaration of Independence, July 4, 1776
• Federalist Papers
• Fundamental Orders of January 14, 1639
• Kentucky Resolution, 1799
• Kentucky Resolution, Jefferson's Draft, 1798
• Letter: James Madison to Andrew Stevenson, November 27, 1830; General Welfare Clause
• Madison Veto of Federal Public Works Bill, March 3, 1817
• Madison's Notes on the Constitutional Convention, 1787
• Marbury v. Madison, 1803, Established Unconstitutional Concept of Judicial Review
• Mayflower Compact
• United States Constitution

ARTICLES ON THE CONSTITUTION FROM POLITICAL PISTACHIO

• 2nd Amendment: Are You Willing To Take Up Arms Against Your Government?
• 2nd Amendment: Right to Keep and Bear Arms for Liberty
• 17th Amendment Issue Matters
• A Breach of Contract
• Anchor Babies, and the 14th Amendment
• Capitation as Defined by Constitution
• Commerce Clause
• Immigration Issue a Founding Issue
• Implied Powers v. Expressed Powers
• In Order to Form a More Perfect Union
• James Madison, and his belief in Limited Government and State's Rights
• Judge Bolton Blocking Parts of Arizona Law Unconstitutional
• Judicial Tyranny and the Intent of the Founding Fathers
• Original Intent of the Founding Fathers
• Ours is a Limited Government
• Returning Power To Congress and the States from The Executive Branch and the Judiciary
• The Republican Form of Government is Not a Democracy
• U.S. Senate was ruined by 17th Amendment