The Biden administration is hammering hard on reversing any and every thing that Trump did.
This should be the wake-up call for Constitutional restoration, while these actions are decidedly partisan the assumed authority is bipartisan and the direct result of our, the people’s, lack of vigilance.
This is the overreaching government that we have allowed to grow in action.
This is the result of government regulation.
It sounds nice when you like the regulation that is being implemented but with the authority to give comes the authority to take.
This time it is being taken by the party that cares.
Why do the American people desire a kinglike president?
The whole process from campaign to election is predicated on what we can get from a president.
Demands for actions that are beyond the authority of the office by the people, promises made to meet these demands by candidates and actions taken to fulfill them. Both feeding off each other and leading to a Congress that unlawfully delegates its authority in order to avoid accountability and responsibility.
The partisanship that has half of the country cheering and half complaining but always accepting because they will have this power when it is their turn.
Liberty and independence take effort and responsibility.
I have said often that when we turn to our government servants for help, they will provide it at the cost of our liberty, of expanding government, increased dependency and higher taxes.
Yesterday may have been the worst inauguration yet, or the inauguration of the worst president? yet but it is not the end of the United States.
https://www.taraross.com/post/....tdih-pres-inaugurati
Whether or not you believe our federal servants were complicit or even just complacent in the “storming of the Capitol” the violence in major cities, the growth of antifA and/or BLM, or even the 911 attacks, the truth is it is our negligence and complacency that brought about these things and the excess in government control over our lives.
Partisanship has only allowed this to grow, by giving us someone to blame; it’s always the fault of the other side. The division is fairly even and those in government, our supposed servants, continue to expand their influence and our dependency mostly unchecked.
When I speak of this, and the options that we the people have, I am often called a radical or extremist. Maybe I am, in the way that Madison, Jefferson, Adams, Washington, George Mason, Patrick Henry or even Thomas Paine were radical. One major difference is that I don’t believe that we have to fight another revolution; the revolution that was fought by these men and their compatriots has provided us with the method to restore, and in some cases, implement the solution without war: adherence to and enforcement of the US Constitution as well as the Constitutions of our independent states.
Wresting the power away from government servants who we have allowed to usurp it won’t be easy or quick. It will take time and effort, beginning with education and including acts of civil disobedience and noncompliance.
I believe that we can join with Tactical Civics to being our work.
https://tacticalcivics.com/
I am a RINO - although probably not what think.
I am a Consitutionalist first and conservative politically. I am a Republican for primary voting purposes and overall closest party view. I have Libertarian leanings but don’t truly like party labels or blind affiliation.
I am snarkastic: snarky and sarcastic. I enjoy debate and honest discussion.
I listen to blues and blues rock mostly and am most likely out of touch with most contemporary music.
