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JAMES ANTHONY is the author of The Constitution Needs a Good Party and rConstitution Papers and has written articles in The Federalist, Foundation for Economic Education, American Thinker, American Greatness, and rConstitution.us.

Mr. Anthony  is a professional engineer with a strong background in process design, control, and modeling and in project management. He has a bachelor of science in chemical engineering from the University of Missouri—Rolla, and a master of science in mechanical engineering, with an emphasis in computational fluid dynamics, from Washington University.

The Constitution Needs a Good Party: Good Government Comes from Good Boundaries

“As insightfully thoughtful and thought-provoking as it is ultimately hopeful and inspiring.”—Midwest Book Review

• American Colonists had the world’s-lowest taxes—1% to 2% of GDP. Incomes grew to exceed those in Great Britain by 68%.
• Freedom requires that government people use their constitutional powers to limit others in government. Progressives don’t.
• Republicans are from 0% to 90% Progressive, and Democrats are Progressive, so every Congress is supermajority Progressive.
• A good party needs a party declaration, constitution, and laws that disqualify Progressives and favor constitutionalists.

rConstitution Papers: Offsetting Powers Secure Our Rights

• Every major party so far has risen to power by standing for more freedom.
• Laws separate powers by having no unenumerated power, no goals, no delegation, and no power grabs, and being readable.
• When we follow the Constitution, abortion will be prevented, wars will be rare and decisive, and money will grow in value.

“Who Will Benefit Long-Term from Ending the Filibuster?”

• The filibuster ratchets into place the Progressive state. End the filibuster, and change for the better will come and will last.

“A New Major Party Is Forming Right before Our Eyes”

• Major parties are networks of human interactions which in the past have taken decades to build up.
• Many politicians are starting to use their constitutional powers to limit others in government, like a good party’s people will.

“What the Lubbock Sanctuary for the Unborn Shows Us”

• Sanctuaries for the Unborn and Personhood Alliance’s Safe Cities and Counties both focus on changing judges’ opinions.
• Supporting the Constitution requires focusing instead on using the powers of legislators, executives, other judges, and juries.

“George Washington’s Error and the Corruption of Banking”

• All our inflations and deep recessions would have been prevented by keeping our money and banking constitutional.
• George Washington could have kept money and banking constitutional with a single veto of the first national bank.

“Your Future Earnings Are Quickly Becoming Other People’s Money”

• The thing that drives future consumer-price inflation is the population per dollar.
• The population per dollar was pushed way down in 2020, faster than any time in five decades—including the 1970s.