EQUALITY & PROTECTION
Law and Our Rights
"The policy of American government is to leave its citizens free, neither restraining them nor aiding them in their pursuits." ~ Thomas Jefferson
SECURITY REGARDING TO PERSON AND PROPERTY
The right of the people to be secure in their persons, houses, papers and effects will be emphasized. Searches will not be conducted without a properly executed warrant and in a Constitutional protected manner.
Our government has used environmental policy to initiate government management of the environment, limit the people's right to the use of their private property.
Private property may not be taken for public use until after just compensation has been paid. Stolen property may be recovered for return to rightful owner.
SEPARATION OF POWER WITH STATES RETAINING THEIR RIGHTS
Insure the federal government adheres strictly to the separation of powers enumerated in the Constitution. Rescind all Executive Orders and Presidential Directives and deny "Fast Track" authority since it is a clear violation of the separation of powers. End judicial activism as well as the delegation of power by Congress to either of the other branches or to any of its agencies or institutions.
Restore states' rights by ensuring the powers not specifically delegated to the Federal government by 10th Amendment to the U.S. Constitution are restored to the states respectively or to the people. Federal agencies not in compliance with the 10th amendment are to be abolished with responsibilities being transferred to the states respectively.
BUREAUCRATIC OVERREACH
People cannot be considered free if they fear their own government. As control has been slowly transferred to our federal government and the threat looms of transfer to unelected overseers, fear of our own government will naturally rise.
We need to preserve and protect the Bill of Rights and we oppose all quota systems as merit and behavior must prevail.
CONSTITUTIONALITY
Defend the self-evident truth, "that all men are created equal, that they are endowed by their Creator with certain unalienable rights, that among these are life, liberty & the pursuit of happiness."
Require that all legislation brought to the floor of Congress cite the portion of the U.S. Constitution that grants its authority. Any legislation currently in effect that cannot meet that strict criterion must be rescinded. A primary responsibility of the federal government is to preserve, protect and defend the Constitution of the U.S.
JUDICIAL ACTIVISM
End judicial tyranny and restore balance to our political system.
Congress shall have the power to overturn federal judicial decisions that misinterpret the laws the legislature has passed. When punishing criminals for their crimes, the United States Constitution is clear that "No person shall be...deprived of life, liberty or property without due process of law." It further explicitly prohibits the imposition of "cruel and unusual punishments." However, our judicial system is broken, with innocent persons too often being imprisoned, and guilty persons too often set free. In civil cases, results resemble legalese lotteries, not just determinations based on the facts and the law.
Too often judges lack both common sense and good judgment, and their rulings appear guided by either corrupt motives or political agendas, not the impartial search for justice.
We call for swift action to restore the honor and integrity of our judicial system.
PRIVACY RIGHTS & PROTECTION
The Government of the United States of America will not abide by or make any laws that will deprive any citizen of his or her rights to privacy. No government body, domestic or foreign, shall have any authority to abuse these rights. We stand steadfastly against all forms of biometric identification and tracking of innocent Americans.
We are opposed to a vaccine passport or any other laws or guidelines that infringe on our privacy rights.
RESTRICT EXECUTIVE ORDERS
Submission to the Law by the Government is the cornerstone of the Rule of Law. Our Constitutional Republic binds its governing authorities with the chains of the Constitution, and no President or other executive officer may claim any exemption therefrom due to the exigencies of war or urgencies of policy considerations. Every effort by the President or other executive officers to escape or evade the restraint of law and the Constitution is repugnant to the solemn Oath each undertakes upon entry into office.