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Principles and Policies Podcast for 10/25/2011- Ohio State Issue 1 (2011)- Part II

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This entry is part 11 of 55 in the series Principles and Policies Podcast

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Our Principles and Policies radio show for Tuesday October 25, 2011. Barry Sheets and Chuck Michaelis of the Institute For Principled Policy continue a discussion of the 2011 Ohio state ballot issues. First up- Issue 1.

Private Property, Commentary, Public Policy Principles News, The Church, The Vote, Economics, Biblical Worldview, Crime and Punishment, Constitution, Taxation, Education, Public Policy Radar

Principles and Policies Podcast for 10/24/2011- Ohio State Issue 1 (2011)- Part I

This entry is part 9 of 55 in the series Principles and Policies Podcast

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Our Principles and Policies radio show for Monday October 24, 2011. Barry Sheets and Chuck Michaelis of the Institute For Principled Policy begin a discussion of the 2011 Ohio state ballot issues. First up- Issue 1.

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Principles and Policies Podcast for 10/22/2011- What Can You Do To Help Stop Your State’s Constitutional Convention Call?- Part II

This entry is part 10 of 55 in the series Principles and Policies Podcast

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Our Principles and Policies radio show for Saturday October 22, 2011. Barry Sheets and Chuck Michaelis of the Institute For Principled Policy wrap up a discussion on what YOU can do to help stop a constitutional convention call in your state legislature.

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Principles and Policies Podcast for 10/21/2011- What Can You Do To Help Stop Your State’s Constitutional Convention Call?

This entry is part 8 of 55 in the series Principles and Policies Podcast

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Our Principles and Policies radio show for Friday October 21, 2011. Barry Sheets and Chuck Michaelis of the Institute For Principled Policy discuss what YOU can do to help stop a constitutional convention call in your state legislature.

Education, Public Policy Radar, Private Property, Commentary, Public Policy Principles News, The Church, The Vote, Economics, Biblical Worldview, Constitution, Taxation, Con-Con Con Job

Principles and Policies Podcast for 10/20/2011- Who Is Culpable If A Constitutional Convention Goes Rogue?

This entry is part 6 of 55 in the series Principles and Policies Podcast

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Our Principles and Policies radio show for Thursday October 20, 2011. Barry Sheets and Chuck Michaelis of the Institute For Principled Policy discuss who’s responsible if a “perfectly safe” constitutional convention goes rogue.

Constitution, Taxation, Con-Con Con Job, Education, Public Policy Radar, Private Property, Commentary, Public Policy Principles News, The Church, The Vote, Economics, Biblical Worldview

Principles and Policies Podcast for 10/19/2011- Does Article V’s Silence Mean The States Assent To Federal Supremacy?

This entry is part 7 of 55 in the series Principles and Policies Podcast

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Our Principles and Policies radio show for Wednesday October 19, 2011. Barry Sheets and Chuck Michaelis of the Institute For Principled Policy discuss the implications of what the Constitution’s article V doesn’t say on the make up and conduct of any new constitutional convention.

Commentary, Public Policy Principles News, The Church, The Vote, Economics, Biblical Worldview, Constitution, Con-Con Con Job, Taxation, Public Policy Radar, Private Property

Principles and Policies Podcast for 10/18/2011- How Do Bad Assumptions Lead To Catastrophic Conclusions?

This entry is part 5 of 55 in the series Principles and Policies Podcast

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Our Principles and Policies radio show for Tuesday October 18, 2011. Barry Sheets and Chuck Michaelis of the Institute For Principled Policy discuss the how bad assumptions about what the Constitution says could can lead to its destruction.

Public Policy Principles News, The Church, The Vote, Economics, Biblical Worldview, Constitution, Taxation, Con-Con Con Job, Education, Public Policy Radar, Private Property, Commentary

Principles and Policies Podcast for 10/17/2011- How Can A Push For A Balanced Budget Destroy The Constitution?

This entry is part 4 of 55 in the series Principles and Policies Podcast

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Our Principles and Policies radio show for Monday October 17, 2011. Barry Sheets and Chuck Michaelis of the Institute For Principled Policy discuss the how a “perfectly safe” constitutional procedure to amend the Constitution can lead to its destruction.

The Church, The Vote, Economics, Biblical Worldview, Taxation, Constitution, Education, Executive Usurpation, Public Policy Radar, Private Property, Commentary, Public Policy Principles News

Principles and Policies Podcast for 10/15/2011- The Electoral College

This entry is part 3 of 55 in the series Principles and Policies Podcast

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Our Principles and Policies radio show for Saturday October 15, 2011. Barry Sheets and Chuck Michaelis of the Institute For Principled Policy discuss the Electoral College.

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Institute On The Constitution Class- Gallipolis, OH

We the People have the duty to restrain a government operating outside Constitutional boundaries.  The Institute on the Constitution invites you to learn how by discovering your American heritage and birthright.

INSTITUTE ON THE CONSTITUTION – Course Description & Information

 A great history and non-partisan government class for adults and teens to be introduced to the U. S. Constitution, our Biblical heritage and the concept of limited government.   Twelve weekly classes of approximately 2 hours each are comprised of a 30-minute video lecture, group review and discussion questions.

Beginning with the Bible you will learn of the origins of history, law and government, followed by stories of America’s discovery, settlement and evangelization from exciting, primary sources you never saw in school!  Then, the worldview of the founding fathers is discussed, which leads straight to the text of the Constitution.

Your live instructor will be Barry Sheets, Executive Director of the Institute for Principled Policy and owner of Principled Policy Consulting, LLC.  Barry has nearly two decades of experience working with elected officials and public policy. David Barton of Wallbuilders and Lt. Colonel John Eidsmoe are the video instructors.    Barton is a master teacher with a vast collection and knowledge of founding era literature.  Lt. Colonel Eidsmoe is a Constitutional attorney and professor with degrees in theology, law and political science.  He is a published author and frequent lecturer at colleges, churches and community groups.

This timely and relevant course’s cost is $60 per person prior to October 28th.  Registration after that date will be $75.  Your course fee includes the 12 weekly lectures, a Student Manual, and a number of supplemental books that will be read during the course.

 CLASS DATES AND TIME –  Begins October 31st, 6:30-8:30 p.m. for 12 weeks

CLASS LOCATION –Gallipolis Christian Church, 4486 State Route 588, Gallipolis, 45631

TO REGISTER CONTACT – Barry Sheets, 614-989-5293, or register at: www.campamerican.com

Join in the cause of preserving our God-given Liberty and restoring our Constitutional Republic. After all, if you don’t defend Liberty, who will?