Well, what's wrong with them now?
Why? What makes it so strong?
- Too strong a Federal Government.
What facilitated a change in the first place?
- Disregard for the 10th Amendment.
- Implementation of the 16th amendment.
- A national income tax coupled with paycheck withholding.
- No State Representation due to the 17th Amendment.
How can we readjust the United States so that it is a United States and not a United Peoples of America?
- WW II helped to bring federal politics to the forefront of the American political theater.
- The Cold War
- Growth of government through bureaus to "help" the American people do the things they've always done.
- Federally run education programs are a fast way to make teaching a science rather than an art. Teachers that have to focus on an end of course test aren't as free to build the curriculum for the class at hand.
- Take away the states power to officiate marriages.
- Institute a national sales tax, repeal the 16th Amendment.
- Re-enforce the 10 Amendment.
- Repeal the 17th Amendment
- Give the voting of Senators back to the State Governments, rather than the State populations; that's what House of Representatives is for.
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vroom... the stars jump back. IMPACT!
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vroom... the stars jump back. IMPACT!
it's dark. cough, cough. shit.
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zaulus;
ReplyDeleteIf you are interested I have a weblog, Repeal the 17th Amendment, in which I focus on the ramifications of the 17th Amendment and the threat posed by the growing oligarchy in the US Senate. Along the right side of the page I have a number of scholarly articles about the historical reason threat led to the amendment and the consequences.
Best regards,
BD
http://repealthe17thamendment.blogspot.com/