Constitution in Civics

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WRONG: Capehart Claims Journalists Are 'Only Profession Protected In The Constitution'
Townhall · Opinion23h ago
Self-Governing Is a Modern Miracle
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When Democrats Tell You Who They Are, Believe Them
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How To Make Every Day Constitution Day
Canada Free Press · Opinion5d ago
The Founders Greatest Disappointment

GuideAde Fisher23 Sept 20266 min

How Naturalization Works and What's on the Civics Test

Ten questions, six right, and an oath that actually means something. What the path to citizenship really requires, step by step.

How to Watch Your Statehouse Like Somebody Who Gets Paid To

A state legislature can pass a law in eleven weeks while you're looking the other way. The calendar, the chair, and the two minutes that matter.

GuideCal Brennan23 Sept 20266 min

Raise a Kid Who's Actually Read the Constitution

Pocket copies, courthouse visits and a household amendment process that'll teach your kids more about self-government than a year of worksheets.

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GuideAde Fisher23 Sept 20266 min

How to Become a US Citizen and Pass the Civics Test

The five-year clock, the paperwork trap that sinks good applicants, and the 100 questions every American ought to be able to answer.

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What Happens When You Get a Jury Summons and Why You Should Go

The assembly room, the questions, the pay, the rules that get people in trouble, and the reason twelve strangers stand between the government and a man's freedom.

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GuideMarcus Vale23 Sept 20266 min

Ten Federalist Papers Worth Reading and What Each Argues

You don't need all 85. Start with No. 51 tonight, and you'll understand more about Washington than most cable panels do.

GuideMarcus Vale23 Sept 20265 min

Your State Legislature Runs More of Your Life Than Congress Does

The deed to your house, your kid's graduation requirements and your property tax rate are all state and local calls. Here's how to actually work that system.

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GuideMarcus Vale23 Sept 20266 min

Reading the Declaration of Independence Line by Line

About 1,300 words, 27 grievances, four mentions of God, and a to-do list that still has your name on it.

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Five questions, honestly answered, and a plan for the next fortnight.

GuideMarcus Vale23 Sept 20266 min

Why We Have a Bill of Rights and What Each One Says

George Mason asked for one at the Convention and lost 10 states to nothing. Then he took the fight to the country and won.

GuideMarcus Vale23 Sept 20266 min

How a Bill Becomes a Law, and Why Most of Them Don't

The cartoon left out the committee chairman, the hold, the Byrd rule and about ten other quiet ways your bill dies without a vote.

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BRO TakeMarcus Vale23 Sept 20266 min

How the Electoral College Actually Works and Why It Should Stay

The Constitution never uses the word "college," 270 is the only number that matters, and the best argument for keeping it isn't about small states.

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GuideMarcus Vale23 Sept 20266 min

What the Second Amendment Actually Says and How Courts Read It

Twenty-seven words, two centuries of argument, and six Supreme Court cases you should be able to name before you argue about any of it.

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GuideMarcus Vale23 Sept 20266 min

How a Case Reaches the Supreme Court and Gets Decided

Four votes, a $300 fee, and a booklet-sized brief. The path from losing in a lower court to a published opinion, step by step.

GuideMarcus Vale23 Sept 20265 min

What the First Amendment Actually Protects, and What It Doesn't

Forty-five words, a handful of narrow exceptions, and a lot of myths. Know the difference before you step up to the microphone.

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GuideMarcus Vale23 Sept 20266 min

What each of the seven articles of the Constitution actually does

The whole document runs about 4,500 words and takes half an hour to read out loud. Here's the plain-English tour, article by article.

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Your Right to Bear Arms Is a Promise to Your Family

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100 Things Every American Should Know About the Constitution

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GuideCommunityMarcus Vale23 Sept 20266 min

What Actually Happens After the Jury Summons Arrives

The waiting, the pay, the questions they ask you, and the reason the chair exists at all.

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How a Bill Becomes Law, in the Order It Really Happens

The schoolhouse version skips the parts that decide everything: committee referral, the Rules Committee, cloture, and the rulemaking that comes after the signature.

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