For those who arrive late to the Tea Party, let’s review how we know that the United States needs an office to actively enforce the Constitution on the Federal government; and why it’s important to do so. Let’s start by reviewing a little history. The Federalist Papers, most notably No. 10, discuss why democracy is [...]

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More support for my position can be found in Federalist No. 49. No. 49 discusses why the citizens cannot be relied on to enforce the Constitution. Publius concludes: The PASSIONS, therefore, not the REASON, of the public would sit in judgment. But it is the reason, alone, of the public, that ought to control and [...]

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I finally re-read Federalist No. 48. This time I understood it. Its a mind blower. No. 48 clarifies my belief that the division of powers is not enough to enforce the Constitution. Madison ends it with this: The conclusion which I am warranted in drawing from these observations is, that a mere demarcation on parchment [...]

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The same problems we are seeing today were around in 1825.  Today’s Leftists were not around in 1825!!! The problems we have today are caused by a lack of active enforcement of the Constitution, not by “the other guys.” From the Avalon Project.  Read this and understand and understand what it says.  Nothing has changed [...]

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Let me address the difference between an ideological democrat and an ideological republican.  I say ideological because I am addressing political belief systems, not the political parties.  This writing will feel uncomfortable to some people, I know, because it contradicts their own belief systems.  See my earlier writing on political moral grammar for more on [...]

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