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To: PapaNew

Constitutional boundaries has no meaning in present day America.

Sadly, I see no return to a Constitution driven government in the USA without some form of revolution...whether it be bloody or nonbloody...Our government had devolved into more of an elitist mini society that works to keep separated from the masses and rules rather than governs...

Without extreme changes, such as term limits for Congress, cancellation of many welfare benefits, emphasis placed on working, family, responsibility, and cohesiveness, this country will continue to decline just as the Roman Empire did.

Ayn Rand’s “Atlas Shrugged” is a prime example of the direction of the United States with the exception of the lack of direct racism that was not visible in her work.

We are in trouble without significant changes and I believe these changes will not be seen without some form of revolution.


3 posted on 08/27/2014 10:44:25 AM PDT by Boonie ("Nuke 'em all...Let Allah sort 'em out...)
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To: Boonie

The first step is slashing the $4,000,000,000,000 federal government beast by at least 80%. Elect people who have that as their FIRST PRIORITY and HOLD THEM ACCOUNTABLE since nothing else comes close to the greatest threat to our constitutional republic and free way of life.

The American People still have the power of the ballot box and the vote. The greatest problem we have is too many Americans have lost faith and given up with the power to take back their country still in their hands. NEVER give up the fight for freedom.


5 posted on 08/27/2014 11:10:57 AM PDT by PapaNew (The grace of God & freedom always win the debate over unjust law & government in the forum of ideas)
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