Voters need much more than less-bad policies. Voters need genuinely-good party processes and government processes.
James Anthony
James Anthony is an experienced chemical engineer who applies process design, dynamics, and control to government processes. He is the author of The Constitution Needs a Good Party and rConstitution Papers, the publisher of rConstitution.us, and an author in Daily Caller, The Federalist, American Thinker, American Greatness, Mises Institute, and Foundation for Economic Education. For more information, see his media and about pages.
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Allegiance shouldn’t be forced. Allegiance declarations should reinforce the Constitution.
We’re headed in a bad direction. We must turn and head in a good direction.
The best system for justice is supervision of justice producers by customers.
USA governments’ histories show that it doesn’t work to simply hope for honorable people to seek office and then limit themselves and others.
Life, liberty, and property are secure only if governments are limited by having ambition counter ambition.
All these politicians and bureaucrats aren’t cleaning up their own acts, they’re cleaning us out. We need better plans of our own.
Our real leaders are each politician who does what’s right and lets the chips fall where they may. And, ultimately, each voter who does the same.
Freedom is conceptually simple. But freedom demands follow-through.
What’s needed are six simple pass-fail tests of legislation’s constitutionality, interpreted independently by enough government people.