helping to secure the blessings of liberty to ourselves and our posterity. This is the Constitution Study on the America Out Loud Network with your host, Paul Engle.

When asked what kind of government the Constitution Convention brought us,

Benjamin Franklin said, a republic, if you can keep it.

Considering the election shenanigans have been going on lately, I'm not sure the American

people can keep a republic.

Hello there, everyday Americans, Paul Engel here with the Constitution Study, where we read

and study the Constitution, teach the Russian generation be free.

I'm glad you join me today because today,

to me, it's a really important subject. You know, we've been indoctrinated with this idea that the

United States is a democracy, it's not, it's a republic. For there to be a republic, the people

must be able to hire representation through election. For that to happen, those elections

must be free, fair, and transparent, meaning the people can have the legal authority to vote,

basically citizens, they can vote freely, they can vote fairly, and they can see how the vote is being handled and counted to make sure that it is all above board.

Yet more and more, we're seeing, well, shenanigans.

We're seeing elections that, if not actually stolen, are certainly questionable and corrupted.

And this doesn't go back to 2020.

This goes way beyond that.

But I'm looking at some of the more recent news items to say,

we haven't learned our lesson.

We haven't striven hard enough to fix these problems.

Let's start in Georgia.

Yes, Georgia's on my mind.

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