Dr. Sean

The U.S. Constitution, ratified in 1787, is often hailed as a beacon of democratic principles and a guarantor of individual freedoms. However, a closer analysis shows that the Constitution refrains from actively conferring rights to citizens but, instead, outlines a structure intended to prevent the government from encroaching upon these rights. This article delves into […]

1 Benedict Arnold   **Authors Note: With the current leadership in America, I thought I’d write a paper on traitors.**   Benedict Arnold’s early life and military career set the stage for his eventual fall from grace. Born on January 14, 1741, in Norwich, Connecticut, Arnold initially displayed a strong sense of patriotism during the

1 The Democrats’ Party Switch Myth   The Democrats’ Party Switch Myth posits that the Democratic and Republican parties underwent a significant ideological shift, particularly on issues of civil rights, racial equality, and social justice. While the mainstream narrative suggests that Democrats championed civil rights in the mid-20th century, the Party Switch Myth serves as

2 The Erosion of the Belief in the Sanctity of Life The concept of the sanctity of life has deep historical roots, transcending various cultural and religious traditions. It has served as a cornerstone for ethical deliberations, influencing moral principles and legal frameworks. However, the contemporary era witnesses a notable shift in societal attitudes towards

2 The Human Cost of Communist Regimes   Communism, an ideological and political system, has left a disgusting mark on the 20th century, shaping the destinies of nations and killing millions of lives. Since it is trying to make a comeback in America, it is time to scrutinize historical events associated with communist regimes and

U.S. Federal Reserve System The U.S. Federal Reserve System, commonly referred to as the Federal Reserve or simply the Fed, is the central banking system of the United States. It was created in 1913 in response to a series of financial panics and banking crises in the late 19th and early 20th centuries, with the

The U.S. Selective Service System (SSS) The Selective Service System, established in 1917, is a federal agency tasked with maintaining a standby draft of American citizens who could be called upon to serve in the armed forces during times of war or national emergency. Historical Background: The origins of the U.S. Selective Service System can

1 The United States Postal Service The United States Postal Service, established in 1775, is an integral part of the nation’s infrastructure, providing mail and package delivery services to individuals, businesses, and government entities across the country. Historical Development: The origins of the United States Postal Service (USPS) can be traced back to the early

1 Antisemitism in Elite Educational Institutions There has never been a more dangerous time to be a Jew in America. Elite schools are often perceived as bastions of knowledge and progress, where the brightest minds come together to learn, innovate, and shape the future. However, recent incidents and reports reveal that antisemitism has been allowed

1 Understanding Mass Shootings: An In-Depth Analysis of Statics, Factors, and Prevention Strategies Authors note: Perpetrators names have been intentionally omitted from this paper. Mass shootings are a growing concern worldwide, impacting individuals and communities both emotionally and physically. Understanding the statistics of mass shootings is essential for identifying trends, risk factors, and potential strategies