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Why the 17th Amendment is Unconstitutional
17th Amendment is Unconstitutional
In writing the Constitution the delegates of the states wanted to create a government with limited power that could be prevented from abusing the people it wa created to protect. The following provisions were added
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Representation in the States is Not Equal
Unequal Representation of the States
According to the 1860 Census there were a total of 3,953,760 slaves. but only 3/5's of them were counted for the purpose of apportionment in the House of Representatives.
The remaining 2/5's were not counted. Wo
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The Election of 1800 - The Ugly Truth
THE ELECTION OF 1800 Revealing the Ugly Truth The United States was and Still is an Oligarchy of rich, white men |
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138 electoral votes of the Electoral College
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Turnout Out of a population of 5,308,483 |
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The Constitution - Withdrawing Consent
The Constitution was an agreement between thirteen independent states to create a central government. The states were the parties to the contract and the government created was to be the servant of the states.
It was a legally binding contract creat
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Federal Ownership of Land in the Western States
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The States are Separate, Bot Not Equal
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Cliven Bundy - I Will Not Remain Silent
The Freedomn of Speech Can Be Very Dangerous
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I stood with the patriots in April of 2014 at the Bundy Ranch and I continue to stand up for the principles of liberty. I believe that the government of the united States is a diabol
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Direct Election - County Commissioners
The Most Important Message
This is by far the most important message I have ever delivered. It needs to be shared with every government official at the city, county, state and federal level. It needs to be shared on facebook, twitter and instagram as
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Baker V. Carr - One Person One Vote
Equal Representation or Propostional Representation
The Senate of the United States was based on equal representation and the House was based proportional representation
The principle of one person one vote applies to representation in the House,
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Cost of Winning a Seat in the Senate
| Name | Total | Pct of Total** |
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| Sherrod Brown (D-OH) | $14,261,615 | 54.6% |
| Ted Cruz (R-TX) | $13,742,000 | 59.2% |
| Bob Casey (D-PA) | $12,3 |
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Congress Killed Robert "Lavoy" Finicum
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When Congress passed the so called Patriot Act and the National Defense Authorization Act, they gave the President the authority to assassinate anyone who he felt posed a serious threat to national security. As a resu
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Follow the Money
| 1. | Texas Senate | $125,047,648 |
| 2. | Florida Senate | $114,348,176 |
| 3. | New Jersey Senate | $52,146,561 |
| 4. | Missouri Senate | $51,568,832 |
| 5. | Arizona Senate | $ |
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