Constitution Solution Mark DeLuzio & Suzette Lawrence

In this episode, Ted Nugent, the iconic rock musician and outspoken conservative, discusses his views on a variety of topics, including his career, the current political climate, law enforcement, and the importance of the Constitution. Nugent, known for his high-energy performances and sales of over 40 million albums, shares stories from his extensive career in music and activism. He touches on his connection with law enforcement, distinguishing between respectful officers and those he disapproves of. Nugent also voices strong opinions on immigration laws, crime, and what he perceives as the negative impact of leftist politics on the United States. Furthermore, Nugent discusses his stance on hunting and conservation, portraying them as essential to environmentalism and personal responsibility. Throughout the conversation, he criticizes the current administration, advocating for Donald Trump's re-election, and illustrates his deep-seated beliefs with personal anecdotes and controversial viewpoints.

Our country is at war in Syria, Iraq, Yemen, and, yes, Ukraine. Learn how President Biden is violating the Article I, Section Eight of the US Constitution and where Congress is the only body to declare war. Mark talks about the definition of war per Webster’s 1828 Dictionary and his frustration with Congressmen who are silently standing by, letting this President take our men and women into unconstitutional wars.

In this multi-part series, Suzette talks about the early life of Woodrow Wilson and the role his upbringing played in forming his disdain for the Constitution. Known as the Father of the Progressive Movement, learn how Wilson set the stage for other progressives that would follow.

Mark and Suzette discuss the most controversial clauses of the Constitution: Supremacy Clause, General Welfare Clause, Take Care Clause, Establishment & Free Exercise Clause, Excessive Fines Clause. Learn how the abuse of these clauses affect our everyday life as US Citizens.

In 1990, the Supreme Court ruled 5-4 that banning flag burning would be in violation of our 1st Amendment Constitutional Rights. Regardless of how distasteful the act of flag burning, Mark & Suzette discuss why this was the right call, and that we should not let our emotions trump our constitutional rights.