Yeah, that’s right.
Basically, the judicial supremacist fallacy is a coup d’etat against our constitutional, republican form of government. It’s the transforming of our free, constitutional republic, premised on the natural moral law, into a judicial oligarchy, premised only on the arbitrary, immoral whims of men.
As you said, there is currently almost no one in public office fighting the coup plotters on behalf of the sovereign people of the United States.
I much prefer the way you worded it...vastly so.
It would also come to mind that this is the very thing Cruz has been knee deep trying to bring attention to and fighting....I had heard sometime back a coup de’tat had indeed happened, but I could not connect the dots fully though you could certainly see it operating, at least the end results.......but now it’s making sense.
People, myself included, have known ‘something more’ is very wrong and it’s not just about the next election..as the same thing just keeps repeating itself no matter who is in office......I believed Cruz when I first began listening to him....but even then couldn’t see very well into the fray......Cruz said that “the American people do not realize how close we are to taking back our country”...clear back after he pulled the filibuster........that got my attention and has stuck to this day....it’s how he said it with such conviction...as if he knew something the people don’t. That led me to pay attention to him and I have ever sense.
The night he filibustered should be required hearing where he layed out so clearly how our Government should be working ‘at every level’....but isn’t....the greatest instruction I ever heard on our Government in laymans terms that were understandable yet at depth ....I stayed up the entire night to listen to the man....never realizing until then how ‘little’ I really knew about our government.
Didn’t Rush mention this coup as well?
I agree with your post. My question to either of you, what are some practical things that could be done to break free of this coup d’état ? My gut feeling is the answer lies in action at the state level, and that if a few states began the correct action they would lead the way to a snowballing effect and more and more would join in. But what exactly should states do to start unraveling this mess? I don’t mean little stop gap measures like what have been done in Texas and other states to protect civil servants on this one issue, ... I mean big, far reaching, tide turning kinds of changes that can put a halt on these judicial pronouncements that are effectively overturning our constitution as well as the voted will of the people in many states on issues of huge importance.