We call for the rescinding of all executive orders, the prohibition of any future executive orders, and the prohibition of treaty ratification which would in any way limit the right to keep and bear arms.
This warms the cockles of my heart, as does the rest of this document. I truly hope these folks start rising in the ranks of gov't. It's time for a revolution in government, and the CP seems to be worth a look.
I'm sorry if everyone feels that they're barking up the wrong tree, but they espouse everything about this country and its laws that I agree with and wish the Republican'ts would see to.
Their tax platform is revolutionary, but I'm not sure if implementation would come with ease. I agree that the implementation of the current tax system is, in part anyway, unconstitutional, and I'd love to see the repeal of feel-good 20th century legislation that transformed this country into the pre-socialist utopia in which we live.
We're merely steps away from voting in a socialist majority in all branches of gov't, and barring a groundswell of support for radical change, we're going down the path of the EU and towards total takeover of American culture by the world's muslim and hispanic masses.
EOs have a legitimate purpose. It is to set policy for the Executive Branch, of which the President is the head, not to make law or general regulations. That is, the President can on his own authority tell Executive Branch officials how they are to structure their communications, for example (such as telling them to write in clear English, not leagalese), but he cannot constitutionally bind you and me to anything with an EO.