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Beers with our Founding Fathers



        regardless of beliefs or opinion, places the welfare of the collective

        above their own.  A Constitutional Patriot recognizes the sacred and
        unalienable natural birthrights enumerated in our Constitution, and

        holds that the Bill of Rights is not subject to repeal and any
        amendment to them is not to further restrict the freedoms therein

        or empower the government, and only the People can make and
        ratify any amendments.  There is no legislating from the bench and

        no Congressional legislating of the Constitution.  All legislation must
        be both constitutional and so enacted.

            To get our Country back on track is to exercise our right to vote.
        As a representative republic, we are a government of the People, by

        the People and for the People.  The power lies within each of us.
        Presidential term limits are an absolute must.  Congressional term

        limits would be a good idea, if it were not for the system of seniority
        and committee powers within Congress; therefore, they are not a

        good idea.  The best term limits are impeachment and the voting
        booth.  Perhaps the power of impeachment should be vested in the

        People, in the same manner as the constitutional amendment
        process.  Insanity is repeatedly electing the same politicized

        personal agendas.  Every two years the whole of the House of
        Representatives are up for re-election (435 legislative branch with

        unlimited terms); every two years one-third of the Senate (100
        legislative branch with unlimited terms); and every four years the

        president and vice president (executive branch with two terms). 536

        elected politicians and nine life-term Supreme Court justices are the
        top-levels of the three branches of federal government, and 208
        million eligible voters – We the People – and we still cannot



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