A declaration of independence, and... they party?
Does it worry you, Senator John McCain: that the position of
President is always filled by a member of a party?
Why would this worry you: because what is the reflection
created of the American people when no well respected individuals
found in the private market would have the care to take up the
position due to the expected loss of annual revenue; does is
suggest that the existence of the parties would just outright deny
these private citizens anyway, or does it suggest that those
respected individuals already have a closet so full of shame they
will not even seriously consider running.
Is their something wrong with the moral fiber of America when
it can not produce an independent individual not only with the
required level of public recognition, but also an intact
conscience, and the philanthropic spirit required to accept the
limited salary of the President and who still could not be
persuaded or duped to corruption-gate for additional profits?
Can anyone in any of the parties even defend the party system
when confined to the pages of the Constitution?
With the oath of office subverted by the first Party--with
the Oval Office, the Senate, Congress, and even the States now
overrun and overruled by these parties so subverting the
expectations of separation and the due process of government
oversight--and with so many other violations committed to and the
shear ignorance of the Constitution: what do you predict as the
next expected corruption to government? Maybe Congress or the
individual States will be completely striped of all powers by acts
and policies, or the parties will all internally self nominate so
to deny real public involvement thus controlling or privately
electing only those the 'permanent party staff' knows it can
manipulate and control, or maybe the parties will unite to oppress
the independent though of the youth of the United States of America
and with a massive initiative of confusion and with an abuse of
authority so force the party method upon those youth within the
walls and under the guise of public institutions...
Why hasn't an amendment been passed since 1933? Amendments
are the required writs of law for taxation with representation, and
since the United States Dollar is not a public purchased commodity
to allow the federation a gainful profit: how does the federation
justify and pay for NASA and many other of the departments... not
that NASA is not needed but taxation must only accompany the
commerce of services and stocks; taxation puts forward the idea of
a manditory service provided by a government department, put in
place on the behalf of all the people by those elected, and
afforded as the final price of service or sale.
What is the difference of a party and policy when taken in
comparison to the Crown?
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