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Showing posts with label Constitutional Republic. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Constitutional Republic. Show all posts

Saturday, November 24, 2012

One Good Result on Election Day - Judge Roy Moore

Remember Judge Roy Moore and the fight in Alabama over recognizing God? He was pitched out after defying a federal order to remove the ten commandments from his courtroom, a clearly unconstitutional order.

That was ten years ago, but sometimes the good guys make a comeback. On election day, Judge Roy Moore was elected as Chief Justice of the Alabama Supreme Court. (Hoo-rah! as the Marines say!) During the campaign Judge Moore promised “I will … lead the judicial system of Alabama to uphold constitutional principles and moral values contained in our law and will resist all efforts to disparage or destroy our beloved constitution."

Wow! What a radical thought...upholding the Constitution. Please pray for Judge Moore. You can read more here and if you are interested in his book, So Help Me God: the Ten Commandments, Judicial Tyranny, and the Battle for Religious Freedom, which is heavily discounted go here. What a great Christmas present for freedom loving Americans!

Thursday, November 15, 2012

I'm Signing the Petition in Virginia!

I love this article - Sore Liberal Winners - and, while I hadn't planned to sign the Virginia secession petition, this convinced me to do it. Everybody knows no state is going to secede, but we can sure voice our displeasure against out-of-control central government! Here's an excerpt:

These petitions are purely symbolic, a way to express displeasure at both the current administration and Congress -- including the GOP establishment running the loyal opposition. It is a way of asserting the 10th Amendment to the Constitution, making it plain that we still have states and that those states are not going to simply roll over. It is in the finest traditions of the Sons of Liberty who sought secession from the Union -- the Union Jack -- and who at first tried quite hard to simply access the rights of Englishmen. America did not want to break with the British Empire in the early days, but had the matter thrust upon them. I have little doubt Thomas Jefferson, Patrick Henry, Thomas Paine, John Adams, John Hancock would have eagerly signed one of these petitions.
So get out your pen and sign your John Hancock to the petition in your state. Let 'em know we're sick of taxation without representation and we're going to work for states' rights against the behemoth of a federal government that detests freedom-loving people who support our Constitutional Republic!