We the People: Fighting Back At first the U.S. Constitution was written without the Bill of Rights — 10 Amendments that spelled out the specifics of what the founders were looking for when they established the Republic for which we stand. When you read the whole Constitution, which isn’t long, and the Bill of Rights, […]

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We keep seeing bits and pieces in the media instead of the entire picture. Let’s trace the average mortgage meltdown event: It is 2003. Builder Stan Plans Construction project, goes to 1st National Lender and is surprised to learn that the lender is very flexible. It turns out that the bigger the loan, the more […]

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  Yes it is true that you didn’t read the fine print. But how much would you have understood in the mountain of paperwork you signed. I am NOT an attorney licensed to practice in Arizona which gives me some leeway in what I can say and do for you. On the other hand I […]

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I read the Declaration of Independence and the U.S. Constitution with much the same interest and devotion as I do the Torah. It is true that much in history as recorded in our myths, stories and laws is based upon one or more perceptions of one or more mere mortals. Yet they are not irrelevant. […]

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