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The meaning of the Constitution. Also, proposed Constitutional Amendments.
Trump apparently wants to ensure that no one doubts he is NWO because now he wants to make it easier for the US government to spend unlimited amounts of money.
The powers over commerce and money granted by the Constitution are very limited. The Congress can: Borrow money. Coin gold and silver money. Tax imports and exports. Tax income. (The 16th amendment.) Regulate interstate commerce, which obviously means the Congress can make laws to settle disputes and inconsistencies between the states. Of course, the government […]
The intent of an armed citizenry and of the right of the people to keep and bear arms is not sufficiently clear and protected in the Second Amendment, and thus a deeply entrenched culture has evolved where the government feels it has the right to disarm us, spy on us, indefinitely detain us, and even […]
Government is not the solution. Government is the problem. More specifically, government is, and always will be, the tool of those who cause the problems. Better legislation does not work. Eternal vigilance does not work. Better candidates does not work. Transparency works. In the eternal war of makers vs. takers, transparency is the only way […]
The Honest Labor Amendment would disqualify candidates like Bill Clinton, George Bush, and Barack Obama because only those candidates who had performed sufficient honest labor would qualify. Let’s first define what we are calling honest labor. Honest labor complies with honest laws, competes with other honest labor, and is voluntarily exchanged with another individual who […]
The government could equip the militia (all of us) with the best weapons, training, and gear.
Government soldiers forced their way into house after house in Boston because there was a chance that a 19 year old US citizen might be hiding in one of them. (He wasn’t.) The people were not allowed to leave their homes – except for those who were forced to leave their homes at gun point […]
The Constitution distinguishes between the states and the District of Columbia, and it authorized only the states to vote for the President, the Senate, and the House of Representatives. Therefore, the residents of the District of Columbia were not allowed to vote for the President or the Congress. In 1961, the 23rd Amendment to the […]
Friday, January 13th, 2012 (from the WSJ): AUSTIN, Texas—A federal appeals court cleared the way Friday for the immediate enforcement of a new abortion law in Texas requiring doctors to conduct a sonogram before the procedure. The debate surrounding such laws contains some extreme hypocrisies about rights and the Constitution. Before, we look at the […]
Congress has repeatedly demonstrated that it has enormous ability to affect the economy, but our Representatives are pretty well insulated from the economic effects of their decisions. I think we can all agree that Congress needs to feel the effects of their decisions – even more than we do. Let’s also consider that if the […]