Constitutional Lawyer and Educator KrisAnne Hall
I interviewed Dr. KrisAnne Hall after hearing her speak in April. My write-up of her speech is here. Dr. Hall clearly explains the government's role and the people's role in preserving freedom and the natural rights given to us by God.
Admittedly, I was a bit nervous during my interview with Dr. Hall, the first of many I hope to conduct with national figures in Constitutional politics. However, I am committed to bringing more educational interviews to our community. We must move beyond the surface of our Constitution and delve into its true meaning, which is far more profound than the conservative values often seen on bumper stickers.
I’m learning and hope you will join me as I understand more. This is the education we all need to get better. To start, I suggest everyone read her book, Sovereign Duty. It helped open my eyes.
For example, she writes, “The federal government has no authority to define its own power or limitations” (70). The Supreme Court cannot determine if the Executive Branch overrides the State’s Constitutional rights or the Individual’s rights. This is like trusting an oligarchy to determine that the oligarchy is overreaching. We need to understand our Constitution has set up checks and balances that are often overlooked and unused.
Amazon Link to the book. I suggest everyone pick this book up.
Dr. Hall and I discussed the 12th and 25th Amendments in the interview. You can find them at the above links. Having a knee-jerk reaction to removing Biden isn’t practical right now. We need to understand there will be consequences. If Biden were to be removed now, we would also need to be concerned about Trump being removed through the 25th Amendment.
Lastly, Dr. Hall and I went through School Choice and discussed the similarities between what happened in Florida and what is occurring in Missouri. To review SB727, the “School Choice” Bill, please go here and here. To read Dr. Hall’s articles on vouchers and the history of education in America, follow the above links.
We have confused Conservative Values with Constitutional Values. Conservative Values do not always or even often align with Constitutional Values. They are frequently opposed, but politicians want them so badly that they don’t care because they want to promise the impossible and achieve mediocrity.
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As always, you can find this interview on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Youtube, Rumble, and my favorite, Missouri Liberty Radio, out of Owensville on Tuesdays and Thursdays.
KrisAnne Hall Discusses how the Constitution Deals with a Sick or Terminally Ill President