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American Habits

Reigniting our Capacity for Self Government

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From the editor of American Habits

Any new publication demands a reason for its existence. Simply put, one major reason is the broken nature of Washington. As an example, the perpetual spending binge and a $32 trillion federal debt reveals that Washington is interested in self-preservation over reflecting any semblance of the common good. Change can only come from a sustained […]

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Seeing and serving beyond the dysfunction

Bill Courtney is the host of the “An Army of Normal Folks” podcast. He rose to prominence after the release of the film Undefeated, an Academy Award-winning documentary covering the Manassas High School football team in Memphis, Tennesee. An entrepreneur, Courtney is the author of Against the Grain: A Coach’s Wisdom on Character, Faith, Family, […]

Better Government Federalism in action

Limit government, and govern well

Better Government Localism

Simple solutions: stop wasting money on federal agencies

Localism

Thoughts on songs, books, and films about going home

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Stay informed about efforts to rebuild the proper structures of government and push back on schemes intent on centralizing our American experiment. The enduring principles of our Constitution are simple: Restraints are meant to be placed on the government and not the people.

Interviews

Hear from lawmakers, civic leaders, and local heroes making a difference in their communities.

Civic Education

Learn more on why American federalism is essential from past and present voices.

Federalism In Action

Follow the solutions that will help build a more perfect union.

Localism

Local communities matter and a sense of home is vital for strengthening our Republic.

50 States

What is happening in the states to preserve and expand freedom.

Better Government

Washington is broken and self-government never looked better.