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Defending Liberty: Foundational Principles in a Modern America

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What happens when forgotten laws are revived to solve modern problems? This eye-opening episode of WallBuilders' "Foundations of Freedom Thursday" reveals how President Trump's administration has masterfully employed decades-old legislation to implement policy without waiting for congressional gridlock to resolve.
David and Tim Barton unpack the strategic genius behind using the International Emergency Economic Powers Act of 1977 for tariffs and the 1798 Alien Enemies Act for immigration enforcement. Rather than creating new regulations in an already over-legislated system (where Americans unknowingly commit "three felonies a day"), this approach respects constitutional boundaries while cutting through bureaucratic tape.
The conversation shifts to a California parent's struggle with a school board allowing biological males in female spaces. The Bartons deliver a masterclass in effective activism with their four-tier approach: first, "thinking biblically while speaking secularly" to communicate effectively in hostile environments; second, building diverse coalitions that can't be easily dismissed; third, organizing electoral challenges when necessary; and finally, protecting children through alternative educational options when systems fail.
Perhaps most fascinating is their analysis of why powerful interests oppose America-first policies. Drawing biblical parallels, they illustrate how entrenched power structures naturally resist reforms that benefit average citizens while threatening established control systems. This spiritual dimension transcends traditional political categories and explains much of today's seemingly irrational opposition.
Whether you're concerned about constitutional governance, parental rights, or effective civic engagement, this episode provides practical wisdom and historical perspective to navigate today's most challenging issues.

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1. Introduction to Freedom Thursday (00:00:00)

2. Trump's Use of Tariff Laws (00:00:45)

3. Gender Identity in Schools (00:08:35)

4. The "Establishment" vs. Trump (00:20:43)

5. Closing Thoughts (00:26:30)

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Content provided by Tim Barton, David Barton & Rick Green, Tim Barton, David Barton, and Rick Green. All podcast content including episodes, graphics, and podcast descriptions are uploaded and provided directly by Tim Barton, David Barton & Rick Green, Tim Barton, David Barton, and Rick Green or their podcast platform partner. If you believe someone is using your copyrighted work without your permission, you can follow the process outlined here https://ppacc.player.fm/legal.

What happens when forgotten laws are revived to solve modern problems? This eye-opening episode of WallBuilders' "Foundations of Freedom Thursday" reveals how President Trump's administration has masterfully employed decades-old legislation to implement policy without waiting for congressional gridlock to resolve.
David and Tim Barton unpack the strategic genius behind using the International Emergency Economic Powers Act of 1977 for tariffs and the 1798 Alien Enemies Act for immigration enforcement. Rather than creating new regulations in an already over-legislated system (where Americans unknowingly commit "three felonies a day"), this approach respects constitutional boundaries while cutting through bureaucratic tape.
The conversation shifts to a California parent's struggle with a school board allowing biological males in female spaces. The Bartons deliver a masterclass in effective activism with their four-tier approach: first, "thinking biblically while speaking secularly" to communicate effectively in hostile environments; second, building diverse coalitions that can't be easily dismissed; third, organizing electoral challenges when necessary; and finally, protecting children through alternative educational options when systems fail.
Perhaps most fascinating is their analysis of why powerful interests oppose America-first policies. Drawing biblical parallels, they illustrate how entrenched power structures naturally resist reforms that benefit average citizens while threatening established control systems. This spiritual dimension transcends traditional political categories and explains much of today's seemingly irrational opposition.
Whether you're concerned about constitutional governance, parental rights, or effective civic engagement, this episode provides practical wisdom and historical perspective to navigate today's most challenging issues.

Support the show

  continue reading

Chapters

1. Introduction to Freedom Thursday (00:00:00)

2. Trump's Use of Tariff Laws (00:00:45)

3. Gender Identity in Schools (00:08:35)

4. The "Establishment" vs. Trump (00:20:43)

5. Closing Thoughts (00:26:30)

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