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If the People were educated on the Constitution says (not paraphrased) and understood their role/responsibility in the system, I KNOW we would be in a better place.
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MSG Brad Sand
Amen Sir. Sadly, LTC (Join to see) I think there are too many people who fear people knowing the truth. At the end of the day, there was a reason why we took/take an oath to defend the Constitution and not a person, position or group of people.
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I have no question that politicians and bureaucrats know exactly who they work for. The bureaucrats work for the incumbents who pay them (craft and administer the budget) and the incumbents work for We the People who elect them. The fact that we reelect them with incomprehensible regularity serves to reinforce their impression that we approve of the job they are doing. Can anyone possible argue with that?
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MSG Brad Sand
CPT Jack Durish
One of the biggest problems is that they know who has bought them but forgotten who they represent. MAYBE it is time for the people to take back OUR government and Nation.
One of the biggest problems is that they know who has bought them but forgotten who they represent. MAYBE it is time for the people to take back OUR government and Nation.
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CPT Jack Durish
MSG Brad Sand - It seems that We the People can't help ourselves and keep reelecting the same culprits thus giving them the illusion that we approve. Sadly, I'm coming around to the view that we need freedom of choice limited via Term Limits.
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I don't think many understand the premise of their jobs is based on the Constitution. I used to run into it when it came to spending money on contracts. Non-appointed staff would commit the VA to purchases that violated the Anti-Deficiency Act and then would get angry when their supervisor would charge them with a disciplinary action. The Constitution delegates authority very explicitly. It was understanding this process that was awe-inspiring to me, how some 227 years ago, when it was finally ratified that our forefathers had the wherewithal to detail the process. Many in our federal system today seem to think that our forefathers' thinking is outdated, not up with the times. I struggle to agree.
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