I look at liberals, full of righteous anger toward conservatives, and I laugh.
The unhinged rants of JPP leftists reflect the hostility that so many Americans feel for their own countrymen, as well as the government that represents them.
According to perpetually-triggered liberals, our country is spiraling out of control, with a new crisis or controversy every day.
The unhinged ranting of the left is a good reasons for sane Americans to commemorate Constitution Day.
On September 17, 1787, our brave and brilliant Founders signed the original seven articles of the Constitution.
These articles established our political framework, our system of checks and balances, our independent branches of government — and offered us, the people, the power to change our government if it ever become unresponsive or overbearing.
This power rests in Article V of the Constitution, inserted two days before the end of the Constitutional Convention, which presents two ways of amending the Constitution. One of them is as follows:
“The Congress, on the application of the legislatures of two thirds of the several states, shall call a convention for proposing amendments, which shall be valid to all intents and purposes, as part of this Constitution, when ratified by the legislatures of three fourths of the several states, or by conventions in three fourths thereof, as the one or the other mode of ratification may be proposed by the Congress.”
Article V is one of the shortest in the Constitution. That single short paragraph is one of the most remarkable written by our Founders. Its prescient and empowering words give regular Americans the ability to exercise their moral obligation to rein in an out of control federal government.
In Federalist Paper 48, James Madison warned us that the provisions of the Constitution were only “parchment barriers.” He and the other Founders knew the only real protection for liberty and self-governance exists in the willingness of intelligent Americans to fight for their values against all enemies, foreign and domestic.
We can be thankful that the Founders gave us a Constitution to fight for.
On Constitution Day, all conservatives should resolve anew to use the power of our Constitution to restrain the scope, power and jurisdiction of the Deep State swamp-dwellers who infest federal government so that we can make our nation great again.
Resolve this Constitution Day to do your part to make America great again.
MAGA!
