Introduction to the Constitution with Michael Badnarik

This is the highly acclaimed 8hr class taught by author and Constitutional scholar, Michael Badnarik.
In 8 hours, Michael covers far more than you learned in years of high school or college, in a way you'll never forget.

Full Day Class is $100, Register now by calling 512-461-0995.

Michael Badnarik decided to run for President in February of 2003 at the urging of friends, as well as students of his popular "Introduction to the Constitution" class. To secure the Libertarian Party nomination, he traveled over 25,000 miles campaigning across the U.S. in the 15 months leading up to the Partys National Convention in Atlanta. Although Michael was clearly the underdog, he won the nomination after three close ballots.

Michael continued his underdog status in the national campaign. Despite appearing on the ballot in 48 states, more than Ralph Nader, as his candidacy was blacked out by the mainstream media. Frustrated by the bipartisan control of the electoral process, he tried to serve process papers on Commission on Presidential Debates officials in a lawsuit protesting the exclusion of significant third party candidates from the debates. Badnarik and David Cobb, the Green Party nominee, were arrested and handcuffed attempting to peacefully cross the police line surrounding the St. Louis debate. Despite this unprecedented challenge to the legitimacy of the debates, the media virtually censored this story.

While on the campaign trail, Michael found time to write a book about the Constitution entitled Good To Be King The Foundations of Freedom. U.S. Representative Ron Paul (R-TX), known for his integrity and independent views, wrote the forward. Good To Be King is only available in hardcover, and for the time being, only on this website.

Badnarik first began studying the Constitution in 1983, while managing the Braidwood Nuclear Simulator project. In his next assignment, he earned a Secret Security clearance at the Northrop facility charged with developing the Stealth Bomber. His next challenge was training hundreds of employees to use state-of-the-art computer systems at PG&Es Diablo Canyon nuclear plant. His natural talent for speaking and teaching led him to develop his Constitution class.

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Comment by Greg Hertzsch on November 5, 2009 at 3:35am

I highly recommend this event. I have taken Michael Badnarik's Constitution Class before in 2004 the day before the start of the Libertarian National Convention that year. I would do so again this time if our LPIN Central Committee Meeting wasn't scheduled on the same day. Trust me, you won't be disappointed, and you will be anything but bored. Michael Badnarik is riveting, energetic, enthusiastic, and a dynamic speaker and educator.