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The Bill of Rights: Why Ten Amendments Still Protect You 235 Years Later
Jul 23, 2026
The Bill of Rights defines what government cannot do to you. Dr. Sassan Kaveh on why the first ten amendments remain the most radical protections in modern political life.
The Electoral College: What The Founders Actually Designed — And Why It Still Protects You
Jul 7, 2026
The Electoral College is a load-bearing wall of the Constitution, not a glitch. Dr. Sassan Kaveh examines Federalist 68, the founders’ design, and what abolition would really change.
Presidential Health And The Public’s Right To Know: A Physician’s Examination
Jul 7, 2026
Presidential health is a national security variable governed by the honor system. Internist Dr. Sassan Kaveh examines Wilson, FDR, JFK, the 25th Amendment’s blind spot, and the reform we need.
The Lessons of History: What America’s Wars Teach Us About Tomorrow
Jun 14, 2026
From the Civil War to Iraq, the historical pattern repeats: nations that ignore the lessons of history pay in blood. Dr. Sassan Kaveh reads the chart.
George Washington: America’s Only Six-Star General
Jun 14, 2026
In 1976, Congress made George Washington the highest-ranking officer in American history — forever. Dr. Sassan Kaveh on the power he held by refusing power.
Natural Rights: From John Locke to Thomas Jefferson; Where Your Rights Actually Come From
Jun 14, 2026
Your rights do not come from Washington — they precede it. Dr. Sassan Kaveh traces natural rights from John Locke to Jefferson’s Declaration, and why it matters now.
Thomas Paine’s Common Sense: The 47 Pages That Made America
Jun 14, 2026
Thomas Paine wrote 47 pages of plain truth in January 1776 and turned a colonial dispute into a revolution. Dr. Sassan Kaveh on why his method matters again.