In this segment, we broach a question that is begging to be asked: Are we a nation of laws, or are we not? From the violent lawlessness that is exploding in Minneapolis over the enforcement of immigration law to the, what seems to be, annual summer uprisings over whatever the cause dejour is at that given time, the blatant disregard for the rule of law runs like a river through our urban streets, all facilitated by deep-pocketed dark money emanating from the Deep State.

Even before the Framers debated independence, John Adams, integral in the crafting of The Declaration of Independence, issued forth a statement in the Massachusetts Constitution of 1780 that would permeate both the Declaration of Independence and our US Constitution:

“In the government of this commonwealth, the legislative department shall never exercise the executive and judicial powers, or either of them: the executive shall never exercise the legislative and judicial powers, or either of them: the judicial shall never exercise the legislative and executive powers, or either of them: to the end it may be a government of laws and not of men.”

This sentiment, at the heart of our Republic, places the rule of law above the emotions of the masses, above mob rule, and mandates that our elected officials adhere to and enforce the laws passed by Congress and signed by the President.

Yet, today, in Minneapolis, Portland, Seattle, Los Angeles, Chicago, New York and every other Blue bastion, the local and state government literally stand in rebellion to the rule of law; to codified law.

So, are we really a nation of laws and not of men?

In the episode, we take up this question…at The Corner of the Bar.

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In this segment, I talk with Kyle Warren about a variety of issues, including the massive winter storm ravaging the Midwest and East Coast of the United States, and why, if you got caught with your pants down in it, the fault has to be owned by you. We then switch to what’s happening in Minneapolis, focusing on the possibility that the Executive Branch will nullify lower court injunctions. And finally, we touch on the ongoing crime that is the use of electronic voting machines, Pam Bondi’s slow-walked inaction, and I make a solid suggestion about who should replace Bondi as US Attorney General.

All of these matters have some common elements: Self-reliance, responsibility, integrity, and a real belief in right and wrong, not the relative truths of the petulant Left.

So, when we come back, I talk with Kyle Warren, host of the Kyle Warren show broadcast on America’s Third Watch on the Salem Broadcasting network out of WGUL 860 The Answer in Tampa, Florida.

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Until next time, you’ve been listening to Underground USA’s The Corner of the Bar. No fear, No political correctness. And no wokeism.

This week, on the inaugural episode of Underground USA’s Corner of the Bar Podcast, we dive into the mayhem, chaos, lawlessness, and, quite frankly, the attacks on the Bill of Rights and the Constitution being executed by far-Left, radical, Marxist protesters–or as Marx would call them, useful idiots–in Minneapolis and its surrounding areas.

The discussion is straight to the point, delivered with no fear, no political correctness, and no wokeism, but with healthy portions of truth, fact, and common sense, three key elements to an informed and educated society that the mainstream media and corporate information machines lack completely.

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