state constitutional amendment Archives

Guest Post: Frank Szabo For Sheriff Of Hillsborough County

September 26, 2018August 8, 2012 Rick Olson

NO SUCH THING AS CONSTITUTIONAL RIGHTS

Frank Szabo is running for Sheriff of Hillsborough County.

“Constitutional Rights” is a fiction and misleading. Our Rights are Natural Rights and are unalienable. The Constitution is a document which defines the government. It is a document of creation and it is a strict limit on the powers and authority of government. It does not limit Citizens. The Rights of Citizens specifically enumerated for protection in the Constitution were those deemed most important for the continuance ofLibertyand Freedom. It was not a complete list, nor could it be.

Our government was created by the people, for the people. After the American Revolution, the Citizens became the sovereigns. As Sovereign Citizens, We The People created local and state governments to ensure peace and prosperity. The state governments then created the federal government to further ensure those goals. Nowhere in the formation documents (constitution) is there authority for the creature to direct – or control – its master. Also, the federal government was never intended to have any direct contact with Citizens.

No new tax shall be levied upon a person’s income, from whatever source it is derived.

September 26, 2018May 18, 2012 Steve MacDonald

Question with respect to the proposed state constitution educational amendment

November 17, 2024May 3, 2012 Skip

Damn. There is one hell of a row going on at the excellent RLCNH email discussion list over the proposed state constitutional amendment regarding education—CACR12—which, one way or another, will put the responsibility

It's about educating the next generation, not expanding government....

for implementing and funding a “state system” of education in the hands of the state legislature, not the towns (where it has traditionally and historically resided).

More importantly, the battle is heating up amongst the best, smartest, and most activist political players in the state, i.e. the movement conservatives, the libertarians, the Tea Partiers, the Constitutionalists, the libertarian-conservatives, and others.

Some are….