Constitution Crash Course – May 15, 2021

|Published on: Jan 14, 2020||

Protect the Constitution Class Crash Course
with Light Dinner

In honor of Armed Forces Day, Veterans are encouraged to wear their service uniforms, fatigues, caps, ribbons, pins, medals or other service insignia. 

 

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Our Constitution doesn’t need to be rewritten….it needs to be reread!

Presented by Frankie Anderson
Nationally Known Lecturer, and Educator on the U. S. Constitution, the American Revolution and more. 

How to Preserve, Protect and Defend the Constitution

“Every word of the Constitution decides a question between power and liberty.”
James Madison

This acclaimed, fast paced and interesting class will cover major clauses with Framer’s intent, and what to make of the attacks and proposed changes to our Constitution. Topics include:

  • Most Important clauses with the framer’s intent

  • What to make of the many current recommendations for “improving” the Constitution?

  • Why was the President given the power of Reprieve & Pardon?

  • Speech & Debate Clause – a license to assassinate a citizen’s character

  • What about the Compact of States?

  • What about the Convention of States?

  • Is the Constitution in danger of Implosion?

  • Who was William Blackstone, Algernon Sidney, Montesquieu?

  • Why should you care?

Cost per ticket is $35.
Table for 6 for $190 – Save $20
Get a free ticket with a table for 8  – Only $245.

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When:  5:00 Meet, Greet & Browse our Thrift Store.  5:30 Light Dinner.  6:00 Presentation. 

Where: Salem Centre Auditorium , 7235 Bonneval Rd, Jacksonville FL 32256

Light Dinner Menu:  Selection of catered submarine sandwiches, chips, beverages and desserts.

Tickets:  To buy or donate tickets or a reserve a table for 6 or 8 –  CLICK HERE. Your ticket includes lunch, a copy of the U.S. Constitution and literature.

Bring a 3-ring binder, a fine-point pen and a highlighter.

Refreshments in classroom permitted.

Info:  904 373-8817

Lessons are replete with original sources:  The Federalist Papers, Noah Webster’s American Dictionary of the English Language 1828, Associate Justice Joseph Story’s Commentaries, 1833, and first governmental principles from the Bible.

COVID-19 protocols observed.

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