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Tag: Thomas JeffersonBy Crippy, Section News
My fellow Michiganders. My fellow Americans, treating a disease and becoming well again can only be accomplished through a proper diagnosis of the disease. As Americans we must put aside the romantic notion of living in a constitutionally limited republic. If the last 100 years don't provide sufficient evidence, the events of this last year should provide all that is needed. Our country is firmly in the clutches of International Marxists who seek our complete enslavement and have no problem admitting it, and even laughing about it publicly.
As cases in point, click here to see speaker of the house Nancy Pelosi laughing at the thought of her power being limited by the United States Constitution. Click here, to see Illinois congressman Phil Hare, telling his constituents "I don't worry about the Constitution". And the coupe d'etat, Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia writing for the majority of the court in Gonzalez v Raich : "Unlike the power to regulate activities that have a substantial effect on interstate commerce, the power to enact laws enabling effective regulation of interstate commerce can only be exercised in conjunction with congressional regulation of an interstate market, and it extends only to those measures necessary to make the interstate regulation effective. As Lopez itself states, and the Court affirms today, Congress may regulate noneconomic intrastate activities only where the failure to do so "could ... undercut" its regulation of interstate commerce. ... This is not a power that threatens to obliterate the line between "what is truly national and what is truly local."Based on this interpretation of the Commerce Clause, no aspect of human behavior is outside of the clutches of congress. Justice Clarence Thomas put it best writing in dissent, If the majority is to be taken seriously, the Federal Government may now regulate quilting bees, clothes drives, and potluck suppers throughout the 50 States. This makes a mockery of Madison's assurance to the people of New York that the "powers delegated" to the Federal Government are "few and defined", while those of the States are "numerous and indefinite." (5 comments, 903 words in story) Full Story By Political Agenda, Section News
Political Agenda with Danian Michael A good friend of mine asked me two days ago what I thought of kids in school singing praises to president Obama. I told him it felt a bit creepy but that I had no problem with it beyond that. He then asked me if I would feel "creeped-out" if they were singing praises to someone else, for example Martin Luther King. I had to admit that kids singing praises to Dr. King would not be creepy but rather commendable. I then asked my friend, "How about kids singing praises to George Bush, Rush Limbaugh and Sarah Palin?" He responded by saying that some more liberal people might take offense because of the polarizing nature of these people, but that he wouldn't have a problem with it ultimately. My next question started a pretty interesting discussion and provided the material for this article. I asked my friend, what if they were singing praises to Christ? His answer was, "You can't do that because now they would be involving religion." It is to this point that I will now turn my attention. (1646 words in story) Full Story |
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