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To: beejaa

Everyone wants smaller government but no one wants anything cut.


3 posted on 05/28/2017 4:47:28 PM PDT by Sacajaweau
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To: Sacajaweau; All
Thank you for referencing that article Sacajaweau. Please note that the following critique is directed at the article and not at you.

"Everyone wants smaller government but no one wants anything cut."

Patriots are reminded that the states have never expressly constitutionally delegated to the corrupt feds the specific powers to establish most of the federal social spending programs that many citizens are now depending on.

This is evidenced by the following excerpts from the writings of Thomas Jefferson and previous generations of state sovereignty-respecting Supreme Court justices.

So patriots need to support Pres. Trump in working with the states to peacefully “force” the corrupt feds to surrender state powers that the feds have stolen from states back to the states.

After that is done, a substantial percentage of personal federal taxes would probably disappear — and let’s repeal the 16th Amendment to make that official.

And although state taxes would need to go up so that the states can establish their own social spending programs based on 10th Amendment-protected state powers, it would be easier for the citizens of a given state to work with their state lawmakers to make laws that make it easier for a state’s voters to fire bad-apple state lawmakers and other crook officials.

Note that unlike corruption in the federal government which can affect all citizens in the nation, fallout from government corruption in one state would at least be minimized in other states imo.

Insights welcome.

33 posted on 05/28/2017 9:22:34 PM PDT by Amendment10
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