Friday, September 16, 2016

The United States Constitution, Federal Courts, States Rights, North Carolina, and Judicial Tyranny

Darrell Castle/Scott Bradley: Constitution Party President/Vice President candidate

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Chad Koppie: Constitution Party US Senate Candidate for Illinois

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Darryl Glenn: Republican Party US Senate Candidate for Colorado

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Petition: Pro-Life Christian Petition to Identifying Christian Schools

https://sfla.webconnex.com/pro-life-christian?src=nomp3

Petition: Oppose the establishment of an International Safe Abortion Day at the UN

http://www.citizengo.org/en/lf/36999-sign-here-oppose-establishment-international-safe-abortion-day-un?dr=4611658::7f7bb99f165b41387e6b94ba4e27cb2f&utm_source=email&mkt_tok=eyJpIjoiTXpsak1Ua3haVFptTlRkaCIsInQiOiJ1Nm9IQ00wZUtIcEp4WlwvdDI3RWtVcTJzYkV5RjNyNk1LMVFNcHlmZ091TjNoODdCeVJmS21lUVlXRGtwSFZxVW1hZHFyeE5Nb1BaMWlKWHNaWCtWSUJSVFwvdlwvZytibVI2a2NmNmIwNm5vTT0ifQ%3D%3D

Petition: Defund Panned Parenthood through the States

http://www.citizengo.org/en/37072-states-rights-defund-planned-parenthood?dr=4611658::7f7bb99f165b41387e6b94ba4e27cb2f&utm_source=email&mkt_tok=eyJpIjoiTmpnd1ptUTRNR05oTVRSayIsInQiOiI1TGY3VjdnbGVabjNWUk5Od3VhY05sSVhDTEpIUytMeHJXTGRrR2VmR0gwb3NiRkVTYk5waVRZanRpTnZUK09teU53bEFlKzd6WmQ2b1RGbWIyM29qaXdOamhrVzdqanlNa3p4VXlWSmFnaz0ifQ%3D%3D


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https://www.conservativereview.com/commentary/2016/09/north-carolina-counties-stand-up-to-federal-judiciarys-election-tyranny

North Carolina counties stand up to federal judiciary’s election tyranny
By: Daniel Horowitz | September 07, 2016

As most states roll over and allow federal courts to manifestly usurp their powers, [For a very long time, unfortunately!] a handful of North Carolina counties are showing leadership by refusing to follow the Fourth Circuits unconstitutional commandment that they allow 17 days of early voting instead of only10 days. [Lower federal courts ruling over sovereign States over the tiniest details! And we have allowed this judicial tyranny!] Good for those 23 counties. If federal courts are allowed to mandate specific days and hours of early voting, something which never existed in most states until recently, why even have state legislatures? [A very good question. Federal courts seem to think they are the final determiners for all things! They ARE NOT!]?

Let’s review the background on this case.

When Republicans took control of the state government in North Carolina, they passed common sense election laws restoring the methods and procedures of elections to their traditional norms. Among other measures designed to limit voter fraud, including the requirement of a photo ID to vote, the law cut back early voting from 17 days to 10 days. At the same time, the law boosted the number of hours the early voting centers were to remain open on early voting days so that the total number of hours early voting was offered was essentially the same as in the 2012 election. Remember, a state legislature has the right to not offer any early voting, as is still the case in some states. [These States must not have been controlled by Democrats. Democrats attempt everything they can to try to boost voter fraud! I am not a fan of early voting. Although in Texas, I always early voted. However, that was because my voting precinct was rather far away, on a major highway, and there were no sidewalks for me to walk on to get to the precinct. It was easier to rent a car from Friday to Monday and early vote on a Friday than walk to my precinct on a Tuesday.]

In comes the NAACP [National Association for the Advancement of Colored People founded in 1909. By the way, did you know that it is now considered racist to refer to Blacks as colored people, even though the NAACP is a Black Democrat Party organization? Go figure!] and the racial ambulance chasers, accusing the law of being racist because anything less than the number of days Democrats want for early voting is invidious, racist, and unconstitutional [Which is comical because the Democrat Party was the perpetrators of government mandated racism in the South including in North Carolina!]. The state Supreme Court and a federal district judge upheld the law, but the Fourth Circuit declared most of it unconstitutional and in violation of the Voting Rights Act because, in their estimation, it was passed with racial intent.

With regards to early voting, the Fourth Circuit suggested that by getting rid of early voting on Sunday, a day that requires county officials to work instead of spending time with their families, would hurt the get-out-the-vote efforts of black churches [What happened to the mythicalseparation of church and Stateconcocted by federal courts? Theseparate of church and Stateonly applies to Republican supporting churchesnot Democrat Party supporting Black churches! The Democrat Party in large cities including Chicago has used Black churches for years to support Democrat Party candidates including from the pulpit! And yet never a claim that such was a violation of the mythicalseparation of church and State!”].

Think about this for a moment: to begin with, federal courts have no jurisdiction over the methods and procedures of elections, especially when Congress hasnt stepped in and the state courts upheld the law. [Article 1, Section 4 1: “The Times, Places and Manner of holding Elections for Senators and Representatives, shall be prescribed in each State by the Legislature thereof; but the Congress may at any time by Law make or alter such Regulations, except as to the Places of chusing Senators.” Of course, the States have always had control of their own State and local elections.]

Early voting itself is against the spirit of the Constitution, and there is certainly no requirement to have any number of days for early voting. But to invoke the South’s history of legitimate voter discrimination [which was legislated by the Democrat Party not the Republican Party!] in order to mandate 17 days of early voting is downright reprehensible [Courts do not have the constitution authority to make law. Only Congress does. Therefore, the courts can not legislate that early voting occurs or the number of days for such voting! The federal courts for years have been usurping its constitutional authority!]. Essentially, Democrats can concoct any revolutionary scheme for voting. As long as they demonstrate that blacks have a higher turnout as a result of the law, Republicans can never reverse it. Thus, if they win this election and change the law to allow early voting for five Sundays prior to the election, Republicans couldn’t roll it back to four Sundays, in the view of the courts.

Imagine if gun clubs would have community shootouts on Saturday and then offer to bus in their predominantly Republican members to early voting stations on that day. Would Democrats now be constitutionally required to keep early voting on Saturday because eliminating it would be invidious to gun owners?

These are policy disputes that must be worked out in a state legislature. The state of North Carolina already exercised its plenary power to determine the days for early voting in this election. Local officials tell me that county clerks have done a lot of work in the state to inform those in homeless shelters and nursing homes about the new times for early voting, pursuant to current law. For a federal court to mandate that county clerks change their voting times in middle of an election rises to the degree of a usurpation that Alexander Hamilton said in Federalist #33 should be ignored by the states [Doing so at anytime should be ignored. When the federal courts do not have the constitutional authority to do something, anything they do in that area is null and void! They do not have the authority to make law!].

‘Besides, let’s acknowledge the fact that courts do not have legislative powers to order policy changes. They can merely grant relief to a plaintiff with legitimate standing to assert that a state took negative action against him, such as imprisonment or fines. A federal court simply cannot order that counties hire election workers to come in on a Sunday two weeks before election day. The Constitution states (Article II §1 clause 4): ‘The Congress may determine the Time of ch(oo)sing [The Constitution uses chusing which was considered correct at that time.] the Electors [for President. When we vote for a Presidential candidate in the general election, we are really voting for the Electors of that Presidential candidate in each State.], and the Day on which they shall give their Votes; which Day [not days! One day!] shall be the same throughout the United States.’ In 1845, Congress designated that day as the first Tuesday after the first Monday in November.’ It is that day, and only that day on which states and counties [are] required to hire election workers for the purpose of administering ballots. In fact, one can make the case that to have early voting at all and on multiple daysvarying by statelong before the congressionally-approved Election Day is manifestly unconstitutional [Absolutely!], at least for federal elections.

When federal courts are now saying the Constitution is unconstitutional and the Democrat racial agenda, election maps, and methods of electioneering are mandated by their Constitution, it is time to call [expletive initials deleted] on their power-grab. We have tolerated the illegitimacy of judicial tyranny for way too long [That is for sure!!! A major portion of Restore the Constitution Take Back the Nation is ENDING the tyranny of the federal judiciary. It can be done and it does not take the appointment of conservative judges to do it. That is beneficial but it is not necessary! There are a number of things Congress can do constitutional to end judicial tyranny. When I am in Congress, I intend to lead the way!]. As Ed Whelan observes today, the courts have gotten so bad that one district judge mandated the polls be kept open longer in four Ohio counties without a formal plaintiff submitting a complaint! Courts are now super legislatures that illegally [And unconstitutionally] make policy. Having the ACLU or NAACP draw up some straw men plaintiffs to demand a policy change that is not a fundamental right is no different than having no plaintiff at all.

Its time to put the federal judiciary in its place [Way past time!]. Thankfully, these North Carolina counties are showing how it’s done.”

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