President Andrew Jackson

In 1837 President Andrew Jackson Predicted Today's America (Part 1), Topic: Brannon begins to break down the farewell address of President Andrew Jackson in which he warned of divisions being created in America by which to collapse the republic. Topic: President Jackson declared that a commitment to justice, patriotism, and selflessness were imperative for the rights of Americans to be preserved. Are enough Americans committed to justice, patriotism and selflessness? Topic: President Jackson warned of the dangers of our nation abandoning gold and silver and relying upon paper money that can be expanded and counterfeited. Topic: Jackson warns that the expansion of money is used to grow government beyond its constitutional boundaries. Topic: We take your calls.

In 1837 President Andrew Jackson Predicted Today's America (Part 2), Topic: Brannon begins to break down the farewell address of President Andrew Jackson in which he warned of divisions being created in America by which to collapse the republic. Topic: President Jackson declared that only a virtuous and patriotic people would remain a free people. Brannon discusses the war on virtue and patriotism even within America’s churches. Topic: When elected officials are allowed to use the government for philanthropic purposes or to plunder for themselves or special interests then a free America cannot long survive. Topic: We take your calls.

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By Brannon S. Howse

John Maynard Keynes is likely the world’s best-known economist. Yet, Keynesian economics can be recognized by its values that

Brannon S. Howse

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