“This is an inflection point in American history. Forward to unchecked federal control or back to meaningful constitutional protections for individual freedom. Are you doing everything you can to help America make the right choice?”
I’m afraid the author has still not grasp the scope of the Roberts disastrous treachery. Yes this is a turning point in American history, but with regard to the nature of Robert’s treachery there is no way to go back to meaningful Constitutional protections. Roberts has cut that off with the only remaining enforcer being our States thou nullification & interposition.
From the Federal Government’s point of view John Robert’s has most effectively killed the Federal Constitution. That is why winning the 2012 Federal election doesn’t really matter as far as the Federal constitution goes. Indeed just holding on to what little is left of our reserved rights is premised(in Robert’s world) upon the utterly impossible task of winning every last federal election from now onto forever.
Even amending the Federal Constitution cannot be said to have any effect owing to the Robert’s court creative powers to find ways to justify the power grabs of their appointing Government.
Our only real options all remain in the domain of what the same federal court would regard as a revolutionary if were lucky. Freedom is basically dead at this point.
“Even amending the Federal Constitution cannot be said to have any effect owing to the Robert’s court creative powers to find ways to justify the power grabs of their appointing Government.”
I disagree, however the option is a dangerous one, but should 3/4 of the States call a Convention, they could REMOVE ANYONE they wish and change, abolish, or define anything they wanted to, the problem is with the Leftist States, but there are not enough of them to matter if it was organized properly. But I believe it would be easier for the STATES to CALL FOR REPEAL of THE 16th AMENDMENT, Bypassing CONGRESS and the Administration, this would eliminate most of our problems overnight, and 17 while we are at it.