Three Jewish organizations dedicated to the preservation of liberty are highlighted. One focuses on scholarly perspectives, one on editorials, and one on the Second Amendment and the Bill of Rights.

From the beginning God has been instrumental in our nation's history. Three resources are introduced that can help one pray for our nation, learn our Christian history, and renew ourselves spiritually…

Only Congress has the power to declare war. We decisively won all five declared wars but the undeclared ones were far less successful. Coincidence?

What is the American Dream and why does it seem to be on life support? Ideas are offered to revive the American Dream.

The Internet offers a wealth of free resources for political outreach and activism. Learn how to effectively use Facebook, Twitter and other social media tools.

Free resources for those wanting to learn about the Constitution and our Founders: The 5000 Year Leap audiobook, printable Constitution at a Glance, and an interactive study tool.

Introducing three resources: a government cost calculator, an article about neo-Marxism, and an opinion that the Tea Party movement lacks a "coherent view of liberty."

Introducing the new PonderPicks category - information sent in by PonderPost readers and/or culled from a variety of constitutional libertarian writers, blogs, and other sources.

Virtually anything Congress wants to do can be argued in economic terms, labeled as "interstate commerce" and then regulated. However, does the Constitution's Commerce Clause justify that much federal…