This article has some great suggestions on taking back our country in a orderly fashion that is truly democratic.
However I’ll keep the Constitution closer to the vest…..
Bravo!
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I stopped reading at internet voting. If you can’t get off your ass and cast a ballot, don’t vote. If you’re that lazy I don’t want your input into who controls my country.
I stopped reading when it said “James Altucher.”
That guy is the ultimate douchebag.
That was a joke by A? Right? If not, Mr. A must have flunked American history and never read the Federalist Papers.
Here’s a letter from Franklin to Adams shortly after Jefferson’s Declaration was adopted: http://www.franklinpapers.org/franklin/framedNames.jsp.
Yale’s site has volumes of Franklin’s writings, if you care to do it “honour.”
His discussion on the printing-press being used to create dictionaries is apropos for IBC.
Embarrassing.
happy 4th of jew lies
Yogi. 99 out of 100 Americans wouldn’t know what the Federalist Papers are let alone what is written in them. They do not know or care as long as they have their MP3’s, I-whatever, fast food and porn.
All of our supposed institutions of higher learning now teach that the Constitution is a “fluid” document that must change as society changes. To allow the great truths contained in it to be watered down or abandoned is to open the gates of hell itself.
All of our supposed institutions of higher learning now teach that the Constitution is a “fluid” document that must change as society changes…
Not “all,” Heaterman, not all.
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