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“ALL of our elected AND appointed threw out the Constitution the day they swore in the ineligible Kenyan from Indonesia.”

Yes as I look over history from the vantage point of my not horribly old life I see the following moments of serious error in the United States:

1. The Civil War, which ended States’ Rights for the most part. I am one hundred percent against chattel slavery and I don’t think it should be legal or tolerated. However the solution was in part to end state sovereignty and I disagree with that solution.

2. The growing embrace of the welfare state idea under Roosevelt.

3. The judicial activism illustrated by 1973’s Roe v Wade and expanded by bad gun rulings and the creation of special classes of people and Obamacare and Obergefell and Kelo.

4. The weird meek acceptance of a presidential candidate who could not at all proof actual natural born citizenship

5. The weird meek acceptance of the actual coup of Nov 2020 when millions of Americans were disenfranchised and a puppet regime set up. This is being fought but not by enough of our leaders; but a remedy is elusive.

6. And now the waxing strong of a government by regulation where civil liberties are destroyed and not even by a law making body but by executive orders and agencies. It’s being fought esp by excellent leaders such as Rand Paul. We still have hope.

But man we have tumbled a long way downhill.