Today we stand at a crossroads in American history with our country strongly
divided. Recent presidential elections have seen some of the most
divisive rhetoric in American history. We have a cultural
divide between the liberal and conservative elements of our nation. It truly
seems the political middle ground is diminishing while the left is getting
“lefter” and the right is getting “righter.”
Christian conservatives have been mobilized as never
before due to certain “hot button” issues. The silent majority seems to have
finally gotten fed up with the liberal left moving this nation away from its
godly heritage and constitutional precepts.
Liberal activist judges, who are accountable to no one,
have spent the last several decades expanding their power and ripping
America away from its foundations. Today, the judicial branch of our
government consistently ignores laws enacted by the democratically elected
members of our executive and legislative branches. Furthermore, some
politicians will claim conservative values yet vote against conservative
judges. They speak lies from their lips and let their liberal judges do
their dirty work. To those politicians I say, “Put your vote where your
mouth is.”
The Founding Fathers created our form of government to
have “checks and balances” so that no one branch would become too powerful.
Simply put, the executive branch is to enforce laws, the legislative branch
is to make laws, and the judicial branch is to interpret laws. Yet in 1962,
a handful of United State Supreme Court Justices chose to make law against
the clear direction of our Constitution, historical case law, and the wishes
of the people. At the point in which these Supreme Court Justices decided to
re-interpret our Constitution, this nation began a downhill decent that is
visibly evident through every major moral statistic recorded.
For over one hundred and seventy years the laws of this
nation were clearly defined based upon previous case law, the Articles of
Confederation, the writings of our Founding Fathers, the acts of the
congresses, the acts of the state governments, and the like. To understand
this better consider this: Once our Constitution underwent that major
re-definition in 1962 (in the case of Engle vs. Vitale), the Supreme Court
subsequently had to begin re-defining hundreds of other laws because we were
now in uncharted legal territory. Because of that re-definition, our nation
was severed from its original Constitution, its historical and legal past,
and its godly heritage!
