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09 Dec 2024

Rights Come From Our Creator

Rights don’t come from a Constitution, a Bill of Rights or any document at all. The Tenth Amendment Center’s Michael Bodin says our natural rights come from your Creator and you have them by the nature of your humanity.

Boldin says even civil rights are built on the foundation of natural rights. These were widely-held views from the founders and old revolutionaries. In this episode of “Path To Liberty,” Boldin dives into the Declaration of Independence to highlight our forefathers’ view on natural rights. Here’s more.

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19 Nov 2024

America’s First Cabinet

Michael Boldin, host of the Tenth Amendment Center’s “Path to Liberty,” harkens back to President George Washington’s first cabinet and the process of how it all went down at the beginning of government under the Constitution.

Secretary of State Thomas Jefferson and Secretary of the Treasury Alexander Hamilton were the most outspoken and prominent members of the cabinet, along with Edmund Randolph and Henry Knox.

Boldin explains that despite being comprised of only four statesmen, the group experienced major ideological clashes, with issues such as the national debt and the first national bank, which created problems so deep that it helped give rise to America’s first two-party system. More with Boldin.

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28 Sep 2024
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The Rebellion To Tyrants

The phrase “Rebellion to Tyrants is Obedience to God” is the essence of the sermon by Jonathan Mayhew in 1770 that sparked the American Revolution.

Michael Boldin, host of Tenth Amendment Center, says Mayhew’s sermon on resisting tyranny laid the moral, religious and philosophical foundation for much of the Revolution.

Boldin reports that shortly after the Declaration of Independence was adopted in 1776, a committee of Thomas Jefferson, John Adams and Benjamin Franklin worked to design a great seal for the United States, which originally included the powerful phrase on the obverse of the seal. Here’s more.

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