Joe Wolverton is a journalist and writer who focuses on constitutional law, individual liberty, and limited government. He writes for the Michigan Tenth Amendment Center and The New American Magazine, providing insightful analysis and commentary on current events and constitutional issues. Joe's articles often delve into historical references and draw connections between past and present to provide a deeper understanding of the issues at hand.
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By: Joe Wolverton
U.S. Supreme Court Justice Samuel Alito commented on the exclusion of two Christians from serving on a jury in a case involving a lesbian. Alito’s statement described this decision as a worrisome sign that Americans publicly professing biblical perspectives on social issues are increasingly viewed as intolerant and potentially face exclusion not only from serving ...
By: Ii, Joe Wolverton
Counting illegal aliens for the purpose of apportioning representation in the U.S. House of Representatives raises substantial constitutional, political, and practical concerns.
By: Joe Wolverton, Ii
The case against Donald Trump in the New York hush-money scandal rests on some shaky legal ground. Here's why. ...
By: Joe Wolverton
In a recent Convention of States® (COS) blog post, an attempt was apparently made to smear The John Birch Society. The attempt was abortive, at best, given the lack of merit of the claims and the lack of skill in the making of them. To put it simply, the arguments made by COS in the ...
By: Joe Wolverton
The Magna Carta may be centuries old, but its message remains as relevant as ever: No one is above the law, and everyone is entitled to the protection of their civil rights and God-given liberties. ...
By: Joe Wolverton
On July 16, 1787 after nearly two weeks of debate, the convention adopted what has come to be known as the “Great Compromise.” Essentially, the compromise established that representation in the House of Representatives would be decided according to population, while in the other chamber of the legislature — the Senate — each state would be represented equally.
By: Joe Wolverton
In this compelling episode of 2A for Today, Dr. Joe Wolverton sits down with Bill Sack, Director of Legal Operations for the Second Amendment Foundation, to discuss the organization's ongoing efforts to protect and restore Second Amendment rights across the nation. From recent legal victories to the challenges ahead, Sack provides an insider's perspective on …
While the SAVE Act might seem like a sensible measure on the surface, a deeper analysis reveals dangerous implications.
By: Joe Wolverton
Today marks the 248th anniversary of the Battle of White Plains, in which ordinary men faced a disciplined British army.
By: Joe Wolverton, Ii
The Marquis de Lafayette’s visit with James Madison was a long-awaited reunion between beloved friends and fellow revolutionaries.
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