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lewrockwell.com/Andrew P. Napolitano

What if the whole purpose of the Constitution was to limit the government? What if Congress' enumerated powers in the Constitution no longer limited Congress, but were actually used as justification to extend Congress' authority over every realm of h

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Peak Freedom Forum & Rocky Mountain Streams

Peak Freedom Forum proudly presents Dr. Thomas L. Krannawitter who answers the question: Whatever Happened to The Constitution? His eloquent defense of The Constitution of the united States, written in a time of worldwide slavery, illuminates how

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Here's a wild concept: Organize the People to Institutionalize Vigilance, directly confront government wrongdoers, and execute organized Civic Actions, en masse, to force compliance to the Law & secure Redress - Just like our Founders intended.

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The resistance needs civic weapons and a legal offense. The 50-state Constitution Lobby initiative continues in organizing non-political force toward restoration of the Constitution. Join the next National conference call, WED., 9:30 pm EDT

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 Contrary to what you may think, the Constitution is not the Supreme Law of the Land. The main body of the Constitution is a contract between the states and the central government, but the Bill of Rights is a contract between "We the People

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www.citizensoftheamericanconstitution.org

Our purpose in discussing this treasured document is to inform the People of this Nation about their Constitution, the powers of and Rights guaranteed therein, and how most “public servants” in government today view, and most of the time ignore and p

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After contentious legal battles to obtain damning, “classified” evidence from NY State, a USDC honored NY’s SECOND attempt to dismiss the lawsuit, (erroneously) declaring Plaintiffs “lacked standing” to challenge secret vote counting by machines.

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EconomicPolicyJournal.com

This "Super Congress," composed of members of both chambers and both parties, isn't mentioned anywhere in the Constitution, but would be granted extraordinary new powers. Under a plan put forth by Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell R-Ky.

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