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Tag: Fred's endorsements

Fred Thompson vs. "RINO's", Living up to John Adams!

By hangmann747, Section News
Posted on Wed Oct 21, 2009 at 07:16:00 AM EST
Tags: Declaration of Independence, Delineated Powers, Federalism, First Priciples, Founding Fathers, Fred thompson, Fred's endorsements, Jonh Adams, Republican, Republican Vote, US Constitution (all tags)

Hello All,

John Adams, our second president & major contributor and signer of The Declaration of Independence, said, "Our Constitution is wholly inadequate to the government of any other then a moral and religious people."

This warning says at it's heart that if the people of our country or it's legislators do not have high moral standards the Constitution does not have the regulations in it to guard against immoral corruption. The founders so believed in "We The People" they wrote the Constitution so they would have the true power in this great nation. They also "Banked" in that just and moral heart that the people had at that time.

Without that just and moral heart guiding your decisions, an immoral person will steer away from the Constitutions intentions and drag everyone else with them. Thus re-writing the Constitution without actually changing it's words.

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