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Common Sense: Then and Now

Tom Paine: “We have it in our power to begin the world over again”

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Faulty premise – wrong answer

You see, if you start with a flawed premise, you will always come up with the wrong answer.

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Bridging the Political Chasm

In an era of increasing political divisiveness, perhaps citizens embracing widely varied political ideologies can find a rallying spot and common ground around the Constitution, the 10th Amendment and the political processes brilliantly devised by our founders.

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We Cannot Quietly Submit

don’t sit still for this. It’s not right, and you know it’s not right. It’s not lawful, and you know it’s not lawful. It’s mass insanity, and you know it’s mass insanity.

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No Longer Will We Stand Idly By

Isn’t it incredible that, despite all the historical evidence to the contrary, that anyone can still believe that the founders would’ve fought a long, cruel, bloody war just to exchange one central, overpowering government for another?

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Courage, Liberty, Guns and Weed

Question: Do gun rights activists have as much courage as pot smokers?

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The Constitution and Liberty

Unless we turn things around, we can no longer claim to be the Constitutional Republic that our founders gave to us and that generations of proud Americans fought to protect.

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Principle or pragmatism?

An important decision faces We the People. Will we continue to stand as a nation built on principle? Or will we float aimlessly in a sea of pragmatism?

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States Rights and Responsibilities

If Congress oversteps its constitutional bounds in this manner, it is the right and responsibility of the states to overrule Congress and protect the Life, Liberty and Property of state citizens.

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Nullification: Individual and Collective Uses

The jury is one of the smallest, and therefore most significant, of duly constituted bodies involved in the application of laws and the mechanisms of justice.

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It is Up to Us.

The process won’t be easy. The federal government has grown far beyond its intended role and years will likely pass before we can reestablish a proper balance. But we must start now.

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