Do you oppose our Representative form of government and favor a true Democracy?
I for one believe we have lost the Republic. The buying and selling of America to foreign bidders atarted a long time ago, say, by 1920 anyway. FDR secured it. Johnson moved it forward.
With the corruption in DC so overpowering it's nauseating, I suppose this is a national political pastime.
When jackboots can take a boy out of his relatives arms and send him home to a communist papa, or, to anywhere else for that matter, without public standing those men down, Paul Revere and Ben Franklin are names in a book, not icons to live up to.
Clinton, though, was our Caligula. Hillary is our Nero. She'll burn us to bits.
This is just my 2 cents, and I do hear your differentiation.
I answered your post as fairly as I could.
Yes I do support our Republic. I spent most of my adult life defending the very Constitution it rests on.
What I said, and I reiterate, the administration has ignored our borders and violated the sanctity of our Country and our Constitution by continuing to allow unfettered access to our country by Illegal Aliens. This is not merely a jobs issue. This is a National Security issue. One that our Government is going to continue to ignore and overlook right up until the time that some terrorist group sneaks a nuke across that border (if they haven't done so already) and detonates it in one of our Cities.
This "North American Union" is treason in it's highest form, IF half of what is being said about it is true.
Our truckers don't get half of the lattitude these Mexican drivers will, and I assure you, sooner or later one of these vehicles is going to be dragging something far more sinister than lettuce across that border.
You have posed an excellent question. When we have secretariats with tribunals, ministers, etc. are we in a Representative form of government? We now have secretariats with the OAS, NAFTA, CAFTA, SPP and probably more. Do we need these secret tribunals. Our country has been free and open to public opinion for 200 years. Sadly, I see us regressing with globalization.