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Unequal Representation in the House
When the Constitution was written in 1787 a lengthy debate over how the states would be represented took place. Ultimately it was decided that Congress would consist of two separate houses with one based on proportional representation and another hou
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Taking Responsibility
Rather than teaching us how to be free and independent, we have been taught that it is the responsibility of the government to take care of us. In order to be truly free, we must take personal responsibility to take care of ourselves.
According to t
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Restoring Our Republican Form of Government
The Unconstitutional Seventeenth Amendment
When our founding fathers wrote the Constitution they created new form of government based on principles. Their objective was to create a government with enough power to protect the rights of the power witho
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Apportionment in the House
Each state has a right to be equally represented in House of Representatives. Each state is entitled to have not more than and not less than one representative for every thirty-thousand inhabitants.
Today the states are not being equally represented
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American Exceptionalism
American Exceptionalism
The United States government is exceptional but whether it is exceptionally good or bad depends on how you look at it. When American people rally countries when hit by earthquakes, floods and other disasters we are exceptiona
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Your Governor is Your Servant, Not Your Ruler
Your Governor is Your Servant, Not Your Ruler
During this so-called pandemic the governors of the states have become our rulers with dictarotial powers.
During a real or perceeived crisis governors claim that they must protect the people from immine
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Holding Congress Accountable
In order to hold our Congressional representatives we simply need to refuse to re-elect them. We can impeach our representatives every two years by voting the incumbents out of office.
The primary job of a state legislator is to prevent the abuse of
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What is Necessary and Proper
What is Necessary and Proper
The Tenth Amendment makes it very clear that all powers not delegated to Congress in the Constitution are reserved to the states and to the people. When Congressional representatives assume powers that are not delegated t
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Grandparents United for Liberty
This website was created for the seventy million grandparents in the United States who are concerned about the direction in which our country is headed. Unfortunately, the vast majority of seniors have forgotten, or were never taught, the princi
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The Greatest Threat to the Survival of Our Nation
The Greatest Threat to Our Survival
The single greatest threat to our survival as a nation is the ever increasing number of ignorant and uninformed voters. When the majority of people making the decisions are motivated by greed, we are sailing abo
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Lincoln Didn't Save the Union
The goal of the founding fathers as stated in the Preamble to the Constitution was to not to create a nation, it was to create a more perfect union.
The Treaty of Paris which ended the American Revolution was was signed by Benjamin Franklin, John
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