"Done in Convention [...] the Seventeenth Day of September in the year of our Lord [1787]"

The fitting imprimatur which closes our Constitution, by the unanimous signing of all delegates present; it seals the document in harmony with the Self Evident Truths delineated in our Declaration of Independence: namely, that all are equally endowed by their Creator with certain unalienable Rights... the Government being instituted to secure these Rights (the "Bill of Rights" amendments, were understood to be forthcoming).


Formal Dedication and Topical Scope

This blog is first and foremost dedicated to the memory of the ~25,000,000 human lives torn and snuffed-out, in these United States, while being nurtured and cradled in their mothers' wombs; and the mothers suffering silently, bearing seemingly unspeakable wounds from the PTSD, physical complications, and permanent damage caused by the abortionists who violated both the inner sanctum of their wombs and the Hypocratic Oath to which they are foresworn. All of this has been caused by the infamous hubris of a handful of Supreme Court "jurists," who on a single day, and without legal precedent, manufactured and handed down two fateful and flawed decisions; i.e. "Roe v. Wade" and "Doe v. Bolton." Paired with these two repugnant realities, suffering and death insurmountable have overwhelmed the rights of pre-born babies and their mothers. Ultimately, this hideous travesty shall not stand Constitutional muster, and Justice will prevail.
Additional Topics to Include:
  • Our Constitution - a return to its ever-enduring textual intent;
  • The Bill of Rights;
  • Restoration of those freedoms reduced or stolen by judicial fiat;
  • Our Government - a constitutional republic; and
  • A Federalist Government whose power must be held in check from the bottom up - "of the people, by the people, and for the people."

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Tuesday, January 24, 2012

On Federalism:  Government “Of the People, By the People, For the People” — Yet, All United as One Nation, Bound Together in the Sacred Covenant of Citizenry

“The more a man aims at serving America the more he serves his colony. We have been too free with the word independence. We are dependent on each other — not totally independent states… When I entered that door, I considered myself a citizen of America.”
- Dr. Benjamin Rush, c. end of July, 1776.
Pennsylvania Delegate to the Continental Congress,
On the subject of how states' voting rights should be allocated, during deliberations concerning the Articles of Confederation
Posted by ~~ No Sunshine Patriot ~~ at 3:49 PM
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