Posts Tagged ‘ Constitution ’

We need more Constitutional Sheriffs!
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http://oathkeepers.org/
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I am not sure what drives some Democrats and progressives to violate the Constitution and rule of law, but some will not be happy until all personal liberty and private property is stolen from you and given to the federal government.  In a recent effort to protest Colorado Attorney General John Suthers lawsuit against...
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Soon all of you will receive a census questionnaire.  In absolute violation of the Constitution, which only asks for a head count, this census asks questions that no government has the right to know. Sadly, this is just another encroachment by a fascist government that wants full control over your life.
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The Bill of Rights of The Constitution protects your right to life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness by telling the government what they can’t do.  There is one amendment that specifically limits the powers of the federal government over your life.  This amendment keeps the federal government confined to the Constitution of the...
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A fast-growing FBI data-mining system billed as a tool for hunting terrorists is being used in hacker and domestic criminal investigations, and now contains tens of thousands of records from private corporate databases, including car-rental companies, large hotel chains and at least one national department store, declassified documents obtained by Wired.com show. Headquartered in...
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There’s plenty of federal holidays for Americans to celebrate. On July 4th, there’s independence from King George’s England. On the first Monday in September, a holiday was dedicated to the “social and economic achievements of American workers.” Other days throughout the year celebrate autumn harvest, soldiers who died in the civil war and even...
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The President of the United States has no Constitutional authority to speak to school children, or try to influence their education by any means.  It is not the President’s job to interfere with education, period!!!  Trying to influence children without an objectionable format, where parents can dispute or rebut any remarks made by the...
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For the first time in 144 years State interposition (Madison) and State nullification and secession (Jefferson) have entered public discourse as remedies to usurpations by the central government of rights reserved to the sovereign people of the States by the Constitution. Since Americans are not in the habit of exercising these policy options, it...
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In 1798, the legislatures of Virginia and Kentucky approved resolutions that affirmed the states’ right to resist federal encroachments on their powers. If the federal government has the exclusive right to judge the extent of its own powers, warned the resolutions’ authors (James Madison and Thomas Jefferson, respectively), it will continue to grow –...
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