You emphasize the off-point hair-splitting minor and miss the major.
My point is 1) the greatest threat to our lives, liberties, and wellbeing is the $3+ trillion 80%+ unconstitutional portion of the federal government which has become totalitarian and 2) In order to restore our Free Constitutional Republic we MUST reinstate the Constitution as the Supreme Law of the Land over the feds.
(Addressing your off-point argument, the Constitution CREATED THE USA as we know it today. It formed “a more perfect union” by scrapping the old Articles of Confederation, strengthening the union and decentralizing republican governance and state sovereignty. That new USA simply did not exist before the Constitution.)
Ths issue of the day isn’t your hair-splitting continuous and off-point argument about the before and after the creation of the Constitution, but the grave peril America faces today and the absolute criticality that the Constitution as written and originally understood and intended be reinstated and the $3+ trillion 80%+ unconstitutional portion of the feds be dismantled. No easy task.
If you are actually a Patriot, then get with the real issue of the day and quit doing what the left does by deflecting from the real issue. If you insist on pounding sand on your off-point argument, I will not respond because it is a waste of time.
Again, I repeat, the issue of the day is the reinstatement of the Constitution AS WRITTEN AND ORIGINALLY UNDERSTOOD AND INTENDED as the Supreme Law of the Land.
You emphasize the off-point hair-splitting minor and miss the major.
Unable to defend your imbecilic comment at #21, repeated at #55 for emphasis, you now must make believe you did not say what you very clearly said.
You apparently learned your history at the skool for the talented and gifted.
[Jim W N #21] But what Trump doesn’t seem to understand is THE CONSTITUTION CREATED AMERICA![Jim W N #55] Well, the Constitution created the United States of America.
Article 2:
No person except a natural born citizen, or a citizen of the United States, at the time of the adoption of this Constitution, shall be eligible to the office of President....
Jim, tell me a bedtime story. Once upon a time, in 1788, the Constitution created the United States of America and they all lived happily ever after.