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- Principles and Policies Podcast for 10/14/2011- Was Al-Awlaki’s “Sentence” Correct?
- Principles and Policies Podcast for 10/15/2011- The Electoral College
- Principles and Policies Podcast for 10/17/2011- How Can A Push For A Balanced Budget Destroy The Constitution?
- Principles and Policies Podcast for 10/18/2011- How Do Bad Assumptions Lead To Catastrophic Conclusions?
- Principles and Policies Podcast for 10/20/2011- Who Is Culpable If A Constitutional Convention Goes Rogue?
- Principles and Policies Podcast for 10/19/2011- Does Article V’s Silence Mean The States Assent To Federal Supremacy?
- Principles and Policies Podcast for 10/21/2011- What Can You Do To Help Stop Your State’s Constitutional Convention Call?
- Principles and Policies Podcast for 10/24/2011- Ohio State Issue 1 (2011)- Part I
- Principles and Policies Podcast for 10/22/2011- What Can You Do To Help Stop Your State’s Constitutional Convention Call?- Part II
- Principles and Policies Podcast for 10/25/2011- Ohio State Issue 1 (2011)- Part II
- Principles and Policies Podcast for 10/26/2011- Ohio State Issue 2 (2011)- Part I
- Principles and Policies Podcast for 10/27/2011- Ohio State Issue 2 (2011)- Part II
- Principles and Policies Podcast for 10/28/2011- Ohio State Issue 2 (2011)- Part III
- Principles and Policies Podcast for 10/29/2011- Ohio State Issue 3 (2011)
- Principles and Policies Podcast for 10/31/2011- Reformation Day
- Principles and Policies Podcast for 11/02/2011- More On Reformation Day
- Principles and Policies Podcast for 11/1/2011- Mail Bag!
- Principles and Policies Podcast for 11/03/2011- Reformation Day Continued
- Principles and Policies Podcast for 11/05/2011- What’s Behind “Occupy Wall Street?”
- Principles and Policies Podcast for 11/04/2011- Nancy Pelosi, Bills of Attainder, and Fascism
- Principles and Policies Podcast for 11/07/2011- A Closer Look At Romans 13
- Principles and Policies Podcast for 11/08/2011- A Closer Look At Romans 13, Part II
- Principles and Policies Podcast for 11/09/2011- A Closer Look At Romans 13, Part III
- Principles and Policies Podcast for 11/10/2011- A Closer Look At Romans 13, Part IV
- Principles and Policies Podcast for 11/10/2011- A Closer Look At Romans 13, Part V
- Principles and Policies Podcast for 11/12/2011- The Penn State Scandal- An Analysis
- Principles and Policies Podcast for 11/14/2011- Ohio State Ballot Issue Analysis; Issue 1
- Principles and Policies Podcast for 11/15/2011- Ohio State Ballot Issue Analysis; Issue 2
- Principles and Policies Podcast for 11/16/2011- Ohio State Ballot Issue Analysis; Issue 2, A Deeper Look
- Principles and Policies Podcast for 11/17/2011- Ohio State Ballot Issue Analysis; Issue 3
- Principles and Policies Podcast for 11/18/2011- Ohio State Ballot Issue Analysis; Issue 3- Analysis Continued
- Principles and Policies Podcast for 11/19/2011- Constitutional Problem Clauses
- Principles and Policies Podcast for 11/21/2011- The REAL Thanksgiving
- Principles and Policies Podcast for 11/22/2011- More REAL Thanksgiving
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- Principles and Policies Podcast for 11/24/2011- Exploding Thanksgiving Myths
- Principles and Policies Podcast for 11/25/2011- God’s Sovereignty And The Pilgrims
- Principles and Policies Podcast for 11/26/2011- The Federal Follies
- Principles and Policies Podcast for 11/28/2011- What Does “Black Friday” Anarchy Mean?
- Principles and Policies Podcast for 11/29/2011- Sub-Standard Work From The Super Committee
- Principles and Policies Podcast for 11/30/2011- S. 1867- A Direct Assault On Your Liberty
- Principles and Policies Podcast for 12/01/2011- S. 1867- Why This Is A BAD Bill
- Principles and Policies Podcast for 12/02/2011- What Is Constitutional Conservatism?
- Principles and Policies Podcast for 12/03/2011- Why Character Matters In Candidates For Public Office
- Principles and Policies Podcast for 12/05/2011- Following Up On S. 1867 And Educating Ohio’s Children In The Founding Documents
- Principles and Policies Podcast for 12/06/2011- Ohio HB 125; The Heartbeat Bill
- Principles and Policies Podcast for 12/07/2011- Ohio HB 125; The ACLU’s Hot Air On The Heartbeat Bill
- Principles and Policies Podcast for 12/08/2011- Ohio’s Issue 2: Exposing The Public Union Lies That Now Threaten Public Employees
- Principles and Policies Podcast for 12/09/2011- Ohio House Education Committee Democratic Caucus Inadvertantly Proves Need For Bill They Oppose
- Principles and Policies Podcast for 12/10/2011- Ignoring A Beating Heart; Trying To Pass The Heart Beat Bill
- Principles and Policies Podcast for 12/12/2011- Why Don’t Teachers Like The Idea Of Standardized Professional Evaluations?
- Principles and Policies Podcast for 12/13/2011- Is Tim Tebow For Real?
- Principles and Policies Podcast for 12/14/2011- How The Crosstown Shootout Became A Throwdown
- Principles and Policies Podcast for 12/15/2011- Politicians, Adultery, And The “Talking Heads” Who Excuse It
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Our Principles and Policies radio show for Friday December 9, 2011. Barry Sheets and Chuck Michaelis of the Institute For Principled Policy discuss a hearing that they both attended and at which Chuck testified. The bill was SB 165: The Founding of America Documents Bill. The bill was originally proposed by our friends at Ohio Christian Alliance and simply required that the foundational documents of the United States of America like the entire Constitution which includes the Bill of Rights and following amendments, the Declaration of Independence, Ohio’s Constitution, the Northwest Ordinance, the Federalist and Anti-federalist Papers, etc. be taught in Ohio’s schools as a separate curriculum item in their original context. Seems kind of simple and necessary, doesn’t it? Not according to the Democrat Party members on the committee. Why? Listen here and find out.
Chuck testified in his capacity as Executive Director of Camp American. His testimony in its entirety can be seen here.