Elected Offices

This category is for topics related to elected officials and public employees.

PARDON ME, MR. BIDEN

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Donald Trump has become the first former President in American history to be charged with federal crimes. The charges revolve around the possession of classified documents.  People are in an uproar over this being a third-world-style political persecution of the incumbent’s opposition leader.  The left claims that this isn’t politically motivated, yet the DOJ has been paying no heed to credible accusations of corruption relating to not only Democrats but the President himself. Biden claims …

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SUPREME COURT QUALIFICATION

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Certain objective safeguards must be established to ensure that Supreme Court nominees have fidelity to the Constitution. With our current system, a politically motivated activist can be added by a President who has no regard for the Constitution. Before being appointed, a Supreme Court nominee should have a record that proves fidelity to the Constitution. If a judge has a record of decisions overturned by appellate courts, they should be disqualified from service on the …

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SUPREMACY OF SHERIFFS

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A critical difference between a society with representative government and an oppressive society is free people have a path to recourse over laws they disagree with. Oppressed people do not. In a free and democratic society, the people can directly and immediately affect the imposition of unfair laws. Being able to select the person in charge of law enforcement locally keeps people in a position of immediate and direct recourse over policies enforced or forced …

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WHEN VOTING IS A CONFLICT OF INTEREST

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Most Americans know the Boston Tea Party as the first act of rebellion that gained momentum and resulted in the American Revolution. What was it about? Taxation without representation. This was the impetus for the revolution. Many know the phrase today, yet few can tell you what it means.   Taxation without representation refers to those paying the taxes having no say in its allocation. The flip side of this is representation without taxation. Those who …

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