Abraham Lincoln was America’s first American President. His “Emancipation Proclamation” of January 1, 1863 declared that all black slaves in states “in rebellion against the U.S.” were “forever free”. However, it then took Union soldiers more than two years […]
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Besides spewing hate, these oversized “Declaration of War” headlines promote one lie after another. They assume that “angry” protests are in response to real grievances, and are not over conditions that don’t exist. There is no systematic police brutality in
Both the U.S. and NJ State Constitutions recognize the “unalienable” rights of each citizen to work and enjoy his or her life. Courts have ruled that fundamental, constitutional rights can only be abridged if there is a “compelling state or
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Even when America was great, and a free constitutional republic, there were times when federal and state governments denied citizens some of their fundamental and Constitutional rights. Federal and state courts permitted this when they agreed there was a “compelling
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Photo from https://www.washingtoncrossingpark.org/. For the first time since 2016, hundreds of re-enactors crossed the Delaware River just north of Trenton on Christmas Day yesterday. They dressed as soldiers of the state militias and Continental Army of 1776 and rowed
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In 2004, President Bush and a Republican-majority Congress required every “educational institution that received Federal funds” to hold an “education program on the U.S. Constitution” each year on September 17. This law was adopted with good intentions. The U.S. Constitution
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Photo from https://www.washingtoncrossingpark.org/. Each Christmas Day, several thousand visitors stand for hours by the Delaware River, just north of Trenton. There, at Washington’s Crossing Park, they watch dozens of re-enactors dressed as soldiers of the state militias and Continental Army
Why the song Battle Cry of Freedom? JANUARY 9, 2014 ?Battle Cry of Freedom? is our signature song.?? We play its first seven notes in our radio and TV messages.??? The song was written by George Frederick Root in 1862
The Press of Atlantic City claimed in its headline that Richard Stockton, one of the 56 signers of the Declaration of Independence, was a slave owner. Because of that, his statue was removed from display at Stockton University. But was
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We are all created equal. ? We are each endowed by our Creator with certain unalienable rights. . . To secure these rights, governments are instituted among us, exercising their just powers from the consent of the governed. July 4
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