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By: cpmondello

cpmondello — Mon, 10 May 2010 23:56:25 +0000

where the hell were u folks when Bush was shredding the constitution…he created the precedent to detroy more than all others prior….now, all that follow can do whatever they want legally, and nothing can stop them, unless someone from another country saves us from the government.

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By: Brian McCandliss

Brian McCandliss — Sat, 19 Dec 2009 03:25:56 +0000

The article states:
"Dual-power is the sharing of power between the federal government and the state government. This was a fundamental check on power that was envisioned by our founders and written into the Constitution and Bill of Rights."

No, it isn't. "Dual power" means that the People of each state, delegated some power to their federal government, and some to their state government. However they remain the supreme ruling sovereign over their respective state.
This was suppressed by the War Between the States, via burying the truth through totalitarian means; now, there is no identifiable sovereign person or persons– and thus supreme power defaults to the federal officials in office.

The only way to fix it, is to liberate the sovereignty of each state– i.e. for the People of each state to re-assert their legitimate status as sovereign nations before the world. Otherwise, the federal government will continue to abuse its illegitimate power– because the People of each state won't be able to do anything about it.

By: Dave K

Dave K — Sun, 06 Sep 2009 04:42:27 +0000

An excellent post on a very informative site.

We are in an epic struggle by those whom wish to engineer the course of humans against the spirit of human nature.

In the quest for their grand designs over our destinies, for their own power, they have used lies and deceit to distract from and distort the truth.

They play God, but are very bad at it, leaving a disaster of every time.

Our reclamation of a representative government must be done as is stated here via strong local leadership, with only those with unshakable integrity allowed in these positions of trust.

I invite all who believe in this approach and the common cause of re instituting a representative government at all levels and with power concentrated locally to join us at TeaPartyNation.com

By: larry

larry — Mon, 10 Aug 2009 13:55:42 +0000

As I have said before,
States were never intended to be so alike as to not be able to distinguish one from another. The design was to allow for states to take on an individualistic nature. With laws pertaining to the individual needs and desires of the people. For instance, the south may pass laws that only allow for Christian schools, where the Extreme Northeast may pass laws that require french to be taught in schools.

States have morphed into a mass of federal laws that make it impossible to distinguish one from another. This is evident by the cookie cutter look of the nation.

For the people, examples of the lack of individualism can be seen from everything from the way roads are constructed, to the way we energize our cites. One state cannot be distinguished from another because virtually everything has federal guidelines.

By: Monorprise

Monorprise — Mon, 10 Aug 2009 00:49:43 +0000

jharry3 that is an assertion already proven wrong by the fact that several states have already passed laws with the intention of challenging the federal government on such grounds. They have the grits the question is will the federal employees in black robes do their job or serve themselves and their masters with unlimited power.

There have also been numerous attempts to call constitutional convention all of them ending up with just 1 short.

Perhaps we should challenge the courts on that ground calming congress did not do its duty in formally calling one. Cause artificial 5 specific no specific issue, no expiration date therefore there could have been the required 38 calls by now.

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By: JMB

JMB — Fri, 07 Aug 2009 20:47:17 +0000

I don’t think that a bigger, and better amendment will bail us out of this one, but if I had a bigger bucket, I’d bail myself out, from under this totalitarian federal government.

By: Michael Boldin

Michael Boldin — Fri, 07 Aug 2009 20:20:55 +0000

Wait, so you’re talking about solving a problem of over-centralization with a movement that somehow needs to be centralized?

Constitutional Amendments? I don’t get that. The federal government doesn’t follow the constitution – or amendments – as it is today. What makes anyone think that new amendments will be followed long either?

I can answer that. They won’t.