What does it look like to follow the Constitution?
Government people use their constitutional powers to limit other government people. Abortion is prevented, money grows in value, wars are rare and decisive. At least one party selects candidates who limit government. People work together freely, adding far more value.
We can do this. Starting now.
rConstitution Papers
Offsetting Powers Secure Our Rights
What does it look like when government people follow the Constitution?
rConstitution Papers explains:
- Government people use their constitutional powers to hold other government people to the limited scopes delegated by the people.
- All laws consist of rules and penalties, and nothing else. Legislators write a few simple laws, executives enforce these laws, and judges opine on cases.
- Presidents and governors take full executive responsibility and are fully accountable for personnel, budgets, and results.
- Every government official uses his own judgment to decide what’s constitutional for him to do in his job, and only does what’s constitutional.
- Abortion—a violation of the explicit constitutional right to life—is prevented nationally and statewide by all government branches. Economic crises are much smaller, and recoveries are naturally fast. Money grows in value. Wars are decisive and rare.
- Government people keep themselves out of our way.
- At least one party is well-designed like the government under the Constitution, and this ensures that all government people follow the Constitution.
When we’re secure to freely work together to add value, we’ll create a far-better future.
Contents
- Good Government Comes from Good Boundaries
- Washington, Reagan, and Everyone Else
- Individual Rights Are Secured When Constitutional Powers Are Used
- Laws That Aren’t Readable Aren’t Constitutional
- Laws That Direct the Executive or Direct the Judiciary Are Unconstitutional
- Laws That Delegate Legislative Authority Are Unconstitutional
- Laws That Mislead Are Unconstitutional
- Laws That Exceed Enumerated Powers Are Unconstitutional
- Abortion Is Illegal
- Fractional-Reserve Banking Is Unconstitutional
- Laws Authorizing Military Action Are Unconstitutional
- Block Grants Are Unconstitutional
- Filibuster/Cloture Is Unconstitutional
- Unadvised and Unconsented Treaties Are Unconstitutional
- NATO Is a Sham
- Failure to Impeach and Convict Denies People Their Rights
- Congressional Oversight Is Constitution Defiance
- Nominating Rules for Brand Purity
References
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