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Limited Government – Fast Food Style
Eateries such as Chick-Fil-A and In-N-Out Burger are able to focus on quality through their relatively simple menus. The government would do well to learn from their “do one thing, do it well” philosophy. Continue reading
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Term Limits Amendment
Many people (myself included) have long desired term limits as a means to limit the personal greed and power-lust of the members of Congress, as well as the undesired side-effects these have on the American people, our liberty, and the economy. However, getting the Congress to limit their own power voluntarily would be like asking a cat to be kind to mice. Continue reading
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Questions We Should Ask About a Constitutional Convention
There have been some who have said that we need to call a Constitutional Convention… others have wondered if such a convention would choose to disregard our current Constitution and forge a new one, as the first Constitutional Convention.
Updated 3/30/2010 and 4/22/2010. Continue reading
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1787 US Constitution Flag
The 1787 flag is a variation on the Unites States flag, with the date 1787 added, referencing the date of the adoption of the US constitution.
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gun control quotes
criminals, tyrants, and patriots all weigh in on gun control. Continue reading
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H.R. 3200 (the healthcare bill) Is Unconstitutional Ex Post Facto Law.
This bill would retroactively nullify any policy made on or after January 1, 2009. Could someone explain to me how this is not an unconstitutional ex post facto law? Continue reading
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