You can't protect the Constitution and your liberty by picking the lesser of two evils. You have to follow the wisdom of Gouverneur Morris and so many others in the founding generation: Draw a line in the sand.
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Creators always have the right to limit their own creations.
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John Adams warned us that government power is like a deadly disease. It's "like a cancer, it eats faster and faster every hour."
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Usurpation is the term the founders used when the government goes beyond the limits of the Constitution.
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The first question you should ask about any proposal made by any person in the federal government -- "Is this authorized by the constitution?" Not, Do I like this policy?"
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It was a revolution in thought - a radical change in thinking.
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Supporters of the monster state treat the necessary and proper clause like it's the "do whatever we want" clause.
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A free people doesn't ask permission to live free. We need to rethink how we define freedom. It doesn't come from government.
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Most people think federal law is always supreme over conflicting state law. Most people are wrong.
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Brutus called a national debt "exceeding their ability ever to discharge” a calamity. But he was far from alone.
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