Paul Engel | America Out Loud: Recent Episodes
Paul Engel | America Out Loud
The Constitution Study with Host Paul Engel – Do any of you remember the phrase “Stranger Danger!”? I’m a little old to have learned the rhyme in school, but I remember being taught by my parents things like don’t take candy from a stranger, don’t get in a car with a stranger, and always telling my parents where I was going to be. Of course, there were a few exceptions. I was told I could trust a police officer, and...
The Constitution Study with Host Paul Engel – There was a time when doctors were looked up to like gods, but something rotten is now festering in our medical system. The story of Grace Schara is a heartbreaking example of medical malpractice and wrongful death. Her family is fighting for justice and to prevent this from happening...
The Constitution Study with Host Paul Engel – America once had a national moral compass that guided her to become the greatest nation the world has ever seen. But today, our moral compass has been demagnetized. What are the consequences of this moral inversion?
The Constitution Study with Host Paul Engel – One of our federal bureaucracies recently claimed to offer us candy but instead put a deadly pill in our basket. That's right; the CDC wants children to take an experimental drug, even though there is no medical reason to do so. While the CDC has played a terrible trick on the American people, I have a treat I think you will like...
It’s worth noting that the court did not come to this opinion based on the language of the Constitution. Rather, they once again placed the opinions of previous courts above the supreme law of the land. While this requirement cannot violate the First Amendment to the United States, it does violate the Constitution of the State of Maine...
We are in a war for the soul of America. If rights, freedom, and liberty are to prevail, then we must have a plan. One that focuses both on our strengths and provides us the best protection against those who wish to take away our rights. Washington, D.C., and our State Houses are the front lines in this war, while our county, city, and district are our home base...
These infringements on our rights are only the symptom of a much more serious problem, the ignorance, and apathy of the American people. George Washington said that the sacred fire of liberty has been entrusted to the hands of the American people. If this is how the American people act, I wonder if we should still be trusted with that responsibility?