Constitutional Coalition  

The Constitutional Coalition will be having on libertarian political analyst and satirist Ray Roberts to discuss current news events from Obama's warmongering foreign policy to the Beltway Right's effort to co-opt the grassroot energy of the Tea Party movement. Mr. Roberts is an entrepreneur and libertarian enthusiast who founded the website thenewliberty.com and is a regular contributor to both FreeNewYork and PoliticalClassDismissed. Please join us by calling in at (347) 308-8877!

The Constitutional Coalition will be having on constitutional scholar William J. Watkins, author of "RECLAIMING THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION: The Kentucky and Virginia Resolutions and Their Legacy." Mr. Watkins will be discussing his book, federalism, decentralization, checks and balances and how our constitutional system is actually supposed to work! William J. Watkins, Jr. is a Research Fellow at The Independent Institute and a legal scholar specializing in constitutional law and health law. He received his J.D. cum laude from the University of South Carolina School of Law and is a former law clerk to Judge William B. Traxler, Jr. of the U. S. Court of Appeals for the Fourth Circuit. He has written for numerous publications including Chronicles, Mises.org, Human Events, The American Spectator and many others.

Constitutional Coalition will be having on Michael Boldin from the Tenth Amendment Center to discuss the rapidly growing State Sovereignty movement. The State Sovereignty movement consists of grassroots activists and citizens encouraging state legislators in many states to take some first steps toward restoring the proper balance of power between the states and the federal government as prescribed by the Constitution, specifically as enumerated in the Tenth Amendment. Michael Boldin is a gun-toting, thirty-something, technology-inclined city-dweller who loves the wilderness and is an avid hiker of the San Gabriel Mountains. Raised in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, in a politically active family, he developed a distaste for big government early on. For many years, Michael has been a prolific reader, and spends considerable time daily studying the works of Thomas Paine, Patrick Henry, Murray Rothbard, Ludwig von Mises, and many more. He considers the late Harry Browne to be his greatest political influence. He is a senior editor and contributing writer for www.populistamerica.com and has also contributed to the Future of Freedom Foundation. Please call into the show at (347) 308-8877!