Constitutional Conversations

The Left wants you to believe that immigration is not the problem. They believe the problem is that you are not wanting to accept them into our country since we should be welcoming one and all. Let us attack this from a Constitutional perspective...

The NBA and the NFL have some major issues to tackle when it comes to optics. Our Constitutional Sensei Jeff Utsch could easily lead them down a better path!

William Barr's speech at Notre Dame highlighted numerous good points. James T. and the Constitutional Sensei Jeff Utsch discuss how important and valuable this speech will be for generations to come.

The Constitution makes things very clear on what it says it can do and what it can't do. It also makes very clear what the intention of it is and what is not intended. So why is it that certain sects of people want to dictate what the document and our society must do?

LeBron James made his voice heard concerning the tweet that was sent out by Houston Rockets GM Daryl Morey about Hong Kong. James then went into defending China and NOT Morey's right to free speech. What should have he said? Should he have said anything at all?

The Democrats desperately want to impeach President Donald Trump. But at what cost? Is it even worth going through after the disaster that was the Mueller Report?

The new emphasis on Red Flag Laws are a glimpse into how far some politicians are willing to go to save face when it comes to combating gun violence. Buyer beware!

The Rosemont Copper mine has been an idea for several years now. However with tons of backlash and red tape it is STILL not a reality. How did this happen and how does this impact the very notion of your freedom?

The Democrats want to regain power in the Supreme Court by any means necessary. They knew that if Hillary Clinton would have won the 2016 Election that they could have stacked the courts full of Left-leaning judges. Do they really want to go back to the days of former President Roosevelt stacking the courts?

Elbert Hubbard's "A Message To Garcia" brought about insight into individual initiative. Back in 1899 it was simply a 42 page look into the future. What lessons can be learned through its words in today's society?

Every generation has a great question that must be asked that defines it or recognizes it for something specific. What is this latest era's burning question?

The gun violence has come with outcries for legislation to curtail it. How can it be done Constitutionally? Can it be done?

The polarization in America has become rampant in this country. Did the Founder have a plan for this?

The citizenship question was taken off the Census by Barack Obama. Donald Trump wants to put it back on the Census. How is that Unconstitutional?

Many Americans have had access to the Mueller Report and have come up with their own conclusions? But have those people read the report itself? Jeff Utsch did and he has a lot to tell about it!

The calls for racism have been ramped up over the years to the point where anything and everything can be considered racist. Where do we draw the line and keep racism in its proper context?

I have a message to all of my fans who are "Never Trumpers." The fact is that he is the legitimately elected President of the United States of America. Get over it.

Tearing down national monuments just because you disagree with them should not allow you to tear down the history that goes behind them. The Civil War is a part of our history whether you like it or not or are offended by it or not. Check your race card at the door and realize that we can learn from our history rather than tear it all down.

Liberty is a concept that Americans enjoy along with Life and Happiness. Is the need for it a universal concept and one worth fighting for? This is Part 3 of that conversation.

Liberty is a concept that is to be sought out by every American along with Life and Happiness. But is the desire to obtain it and keep it a universal concept? This is Part 2 of this conversation.