All Government ‘Charity’ is Unconstitutional, Says Author of U.S. Constitution

The Politistick ^ | 07/07/2017 | Matthew K. Burke

[ForYourChildren]

As only a handful of constitutional conservatives, like Ted Cruz , Mike Lee , Rand Paul , argue for the full repeal of Obamacare, something that was promised by all Republicans for seven years, and as Democrats have no answers for disastrous Obamacare other than more government control — what destroyed the health insurance marketplace in America in the first place and caused prices and deductibles to unnecessarily skyrocket — we should be reminded that ALL involvement of the federal government in the healthcare business in any form or fashion, or redistribution schemes pushed on taxpayers under the guise of “charity,” are highly unconstitutional and therefore illegal.

Moreover, the very same legislators in either political party, who raise their right hand, taking an oath to uphold the U.S. Constitution, are instantly violating same oath by pushing any involvement in healthcare, whether it be Obamacare, Hillarycare, Trumpcare, or any other do-gooder vote-buying scheme which entails money being taken from the pockets of one taxpayer who earned it and “redistributed” to someone else who didn’t earn it.

But don’t take my word for it. Take the words of the U.S. Constitution and the interpretation of those words by the Founding Father who wrote those words so that there is nothing arguable. After all, who better to ask what he meant by his writings than the person who actually wrote them, correct?

{..snip..}

[GraceG]

[ Are we sure he wasn’t a Time Traveler?

He didn’t need to be. Wisdom is non-perishable. ]

Anyone with a decent grasp on Human Nature can pretty much seem like Nostradamus to the morons who think in terms of envy and only living for today.

[suthener]

Private Property Rights – A basic Premise Of America’s Constitution

And yet, who truly owns your property? Don’t pay your property taxes and you will find out who really owns it.