Just Common Sense

John Jay

“Every member of the state
ought diligently to read and study the
constitution of his country...By
knowing their rights they will
sooner perceive when they are
violated and be the better prepared
to defend and assert them.”

Our goal is to take a look at the documents that define the
structure and powers of the United States government, in
the manner and in the context of their original writings.
It is our firm belief that the plain language of these
documents are easily understood and should be applied in
the manner intended by their writers.
The Declaration of independence and the United States
Constitution give the United States government the right
to govern only within the framework of these documents.
It is unfortunate that in recent years the theory has crept
in of the evolving document and that this belief is in error.
If this document were meant to be evolving with whatever
the interpretation of the day is, then our fore fathers would
not have designated a method to change our constitution
through the amendment process.
Much to the detriment of our morals and way of life, those
that do not regard our country or form of government as the
precious thing that it is , have discovered that our way of
life can be hijacked from us by having a reactionary judge
legislate new law from the bench. Thereby perverting and
destroying the true laws of our country.