Posted on 11/30/2011 5:43:25 AM PST by IbJensen
On FR’s about page: Click here.
It says this about FR’s mission: “What is our mission? Free Republic is dedicated to reversing the trend of unconstitutional government expansion and is advocating a complete restoration of our constitutional republic. Listed below are some of the issues we feel strongly about.
Basically, we believe that the Founders designed our system of government in the form of a constitutionally limited republic, with maximum freedom intended for the people and minimum government control or interference into our personal lives and business affairs.”
I think a lot of people have either lost sight of this or have never really realized what FR is really about. I would like to see FR get back on track am looking to enlist the help of people who might be willing to help.
My about page is a sitemap to fifteen articles that detail how it might be possible to restore the Constitution and fulfill FR’s stated mission. Here is a link to the Renaissance Sitemap:
"We have it in our power to begin the world over again."
Our group believes Federal Judges should be term limited at ten years so that no President can reappoint the same judge to a second term, but the article most people will find interesting with regard to the Court is this one. If anyone would be willing to help, please let me know so that I can add you to my ping list.
...Finally, maybe we’ll get that other version of hope and change. The Rule of Law kind.
...Why, because it wasn't on a fookin' teleprompter. Besides that, he was already elected, and didn't need to take no stinkin' oath!
...Does this require a sarcasm tag?
This article seems like a dreamers wish-list. I can’t see any of it bearing fruit. (Though I wish it would.)
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