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The Two Party System
George Washington received all of the electoral votes in the election of 1788 and 1792. He received 43,632 votes in states that held popular elections It was not In the election of 1828 virtually all of the states held popular elections,
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Hosting a Constitutional Cottage Meeting
In order to educate America we need to motivate people to educate themselves on the principles of individual liberty and personal responsibility. I created the Liberty Tree University website to provide people with the resources necessary for them t
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Time to Alter or Abolish
Click on the image aboveOur system of government is broken. No matter what you call it, the fact is that it does not serve the interests of the majority of people, it has become a tool in the hands of the financial elite to exploit the masses.
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What is General Welfare
The three purposes stated in the Preamble to the Constitution are
- pay the debts
- provide for the common defense
- promote the general welfare.
Proving some of the people with funds is not general welfare. For a benefit to be considered to be genera
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The Government is a Crime Syndicate
The London Bankers and the government of the United States have climbed in bed with one another. Since the Federal Reserve Act of 1913 they have stolen literally hundreds of trillions of dollars from the American people. This piracy has been made
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Bill of Rights
Rights and Privileges
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You Have Rights and the Government Has Privileges ( Approximately 24 Minutes )
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The Movement to Abolish Taxes
A state's budget reveals how much the legislature is willing to spend. It does not reveal how much money the states has hidden in secret bank accounts.
When the state spends more than what they have allocated in their budget they can transfer funds t
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Jacksonian Democracy
Andrew Jackson lost his bid to become President in 1824 because he failed to win a sufficient number of electoral votes. He received 99 votes, but failed to obtain 131 electoral votes needed to win the election.
He was determined to run again in 18
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Conventions
First National Political Party Convention in 1831
First Democratic Party National Convention in 1832
The 1860 Democratic National Conventions were a series of Presidential nominating conventions held to nominate the Democratic Party's candidates for
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Choosing Electors
Generally, the parties either nominate slates of potential electors at their State party conventions or they chose them by a vote of the party's central committee. ... When the voters in each State cast votes for the Presidential candidate of their
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How to Abolish the Income Tax
Taxes are need to pay the interest on debt. If we could eliminate debt we could eliminate taxes. Strange as it may seem the government does need to tax the people to fund their cost of doing business. Congress can simply fund the government by trans
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Political Party Conventions
The first Republican National Convention was held at Lafayette Hall in Pittsburgh on February 22–23, 1856. At this convention, the Republican Party was formally organized on a national basis, and the first Republican National Committee was elected.
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Social Security Reform
Like all corporations the United States has assets and liabilities. We have been told that we have a National Debt of $23 trillion dollars, but did you know that the government has $150 trillion dollars hidden in secret bank accounts?
Did you know th
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A Republican Form of Government
A REPUBLIC IN NAME ONLY
The Democratic Republic of North Korea, the Islamic Republic of Iran, the People's Republic of China and the United States of America all claim to be Republics, but in reality each is an oligarchy controlled by international b
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