Join the fight to preserve our freedom.
Join the fight to preserve our freedom.
The Bill of Rights was adopted in 1791 and addressed the wrongs our Founders experienced under British rule. It's time to address the new threats facing America in the 21st century.
Select from the proposals below the ones you're passionate about. Contact both your State Senator and State Representative. Write a respectful hand written letter asking them to support a bill addressing the topic(s). You want them to make the topic(s) State law. Create a sanctuary town, city or State.
Also contact your two Senators and Congressional Representative and push for the topic(s) to be Federal Law or Constitutional Amendments. Get others to join you in the effort and mail your letters during the same time, over a week or two.
Have a letter writing party/BBQ with refreshments. Support each other. Not to be forgotten, speak with your religious leaders and tell them to support the freedoms guaranteed by the US Constitution. Tell them to speak out about all the threats our country faces. Send them to the first link at the bottom of this page. Thank you.
Samuel Adams: "All might be free if they valued freedom, and defended it as they should."
CASH
1) United States citizens shall always have the option of using cash to pay for goods and services.
2) There shall be no additional charge, fee, tax, surcharge or penalty for using cash.
3) If for some reason cash is not practical, there must be the option to use a card (like a gift card) with cash on it. There must be a card dispenser that accepts cash in the vicinity.
4) United States citizens must not be forced, coerced or required to use a debit card, credit card or Digital currency.
5) The United States Mint must continue to produce currency in sufficient quantity to meet demand.
6) The currency produced by the United States Mint should at a minimum create coins in denominations of one cent (.01), five cents (.05), ten cents (.10), twenty five cents (.25), fifty cents (.50) and one dollar ($1.00) and paper currency in denominations of one dollar ($1.00), five dollars ($5.00), ten dollars ($10.00), twenty dollars ($20.00), fifty dollars ($50.00) and one hundred dollars ($100.00).
7) Credit card and debit card transactions are private between the card holder, the card issuer and the business where the card is used. Details of the transaction and any other information can not be divulged/released to others, including but not limited to United States and/or foreign governments and their various agencies, credit rating agencies or any other agency or company.
PARENTING
1) Parents or legal guardians always maintain complete authority of their children under the age of 18 (minor child).
2) Parents and legal guardians always have the right to see any and all documents involving their minor children, including but not limited to education records and medical records.
James Wilson: "It is the duty of parents to maintain their children decently, and according to their circumstances; to protect them according to the dictates of prudence; and to educate them according to the suggestions of a judicious and zealous regard for their usefulness, their respectability and happiness."
MEDICAL
1) No United States citizen can be forced to undergo a medical procedure including but not limited to, vaccination, by any business, corporation, organization or local/State/Federal government or official.
2) No United States citizen can be forced to wear a facial mask or any other similar device (exemption for medical personnel), by any business, corporation, organization or local/State/Federal government or official.
3) Minors under the age of 18 years may not be administered and/or receive any drug, medication, prescription, procedure, instruction or counseling in any attempt to change or alter their gender.
4) An individuals certificate of birth shall always indicate their biological gender at the time of their birth.
EDUCATION
1) Government/public schools are limited to teaching science, mathematics, reading, writing English (in print and cursive), English composition, geography, United States and world history, economics/finances, computer programming, home economics (such as sewing/cooking) and shop class (such as metal or wood work/auto mechanics). Religion will be taught in the context of history, especially Christianity using the Holy Bible and The Founders Bible (by David Barton). Any history that includes Islam will reference the Quran (and the meaning of abrogation), Hadith, Sira and Book of Islamic Law.
2) History classes will include detailed and truthful lessons about the founding of America, specifically, the background of the Founding Fathers and their writings, including but not limited to the Federalists Papers.
3) The Bibles influence on the Founding Fathers, Declaration of Independence, United States Constitution and Bill of Rights will be studied.
4) Government/public schools may not give aid to or take any action on or promote any social issues such as but not limited to abortion, climate change, sexual orientation and gender identity.
5) Common core, CRT (critical race theory), SEL (social emotional learning) and 1619 project are specifically prohibited from being taught or acknowledged.
6) Parents shall always be kept fully informed of all aspects of their child's education and activities.
7) Parents have the right to attend any and all classes with their child, and to also exam and review all printed, audio, graphic and video material present anywhere on school property.
8) Pornographic material, whether written, visual or verbal, is prohibited from school buildings, school books, and/or be part of the school curriculum where minor children under the age of 18 years are enrolled or present. Additionally, minor children under the age of 18 years shall not have access to pornographic material, including but not limited to, through use of the internet, regardless of their physical location.
9) The school day will always start with the Pledge of Allegiance.
10) Any individual or company producing or distributing educational products or information which is intentionally false, inaccurate, misleading, incorrect or deceptive shall appear in a Court of Law and be subject to fines and imprisonment.
Benjamin Rush: "The only means of establishing and perpetuating our republican forms of government is the universal education of our youth in the principles of Christianity by means of the Bible."
First Amendment Supplements
1) No law, rule, regulation or legislation may be proposed or passed that restricts a United States citizens ability to practice their religion, including but not limited to gathering at places of worship.
2) The right of United States citizens to pray shall not be limited in any way. Prayer is specifically allowed anywhere on United States soil, including but not limited to inside a building, including government buildings, or outdoors including but not limited to government property, as long as it does not impede the normal and safe movement of vehicles and/or pedestrians or require law enforcement to control vehicle traffic.
3) United States citizens, including local, city, state and federal government employees, can not be prohibited from publicly displaying religious symbols on their person or in their immediate work area, whether on government property or elsewhere.
4) The public display of the Ten Commandments on public, private or government property can not be denied.
5) No United States citizen can be required or coerced to provide a product or service to an individual, school, business, corporation, organization or government agency if it violates their sincerely held religious beliefs.
6) No law, rule, regulation or legislation may be proposed or passed that restricts a United States citizens speech, including but not limited to restrictions by censorship. Corporations, businesses, organizations, governments and/or social media can not censor or limit speech. Speech may be verbal, written, video or an image.
7) A United States citizen can not be fired or retaliated against for any posts submitted, shared or published on social media or through any other communication medium.
8) There shall be no law, rule, regulation or legislation that seeks to define, identify and/or punish hate speech which may be verbal, written, video, image, gesture or an act.
9) No law, rule, regulation or legislation may be proposed or passed that restricts a United States citizens ability to assemble. Examples of assembly are dining at restaurants, exercising at a gym, social gatherings, working, playing, etc
10) No law enforcement officer may under any circumstance attempt to enforce any law, rule, regulation or legislation which violates this amendment, the First Amendment to the United States Constitution or any other part of the United States Constitution.
11) No United States citizen shall be required by law, rules, regulations or coercion to use specific pronouns when addressing others in writing or verbally, either publicly or privately.
12) United States citizens shall have the right to travel by foot or motor vehicle, throughout the United States, without passing by, under, over or through any mobility limiting device such as but not limited to, a turnstile.
Congress
1) A Bill shall contain only one proposed law; there shall be no rider/attachment/addition to a bill. A phrase such as โand for other purposesโ shall not be used or written into a bill.
2) No new Federal Law shall be in effect for more than twenty years, at which time it can be extended for ten years by Congress and/or the President and from then on in ten year increments. This is retro-active.
3) Members of Congress and/or the President shall read proposed laws before voting on the proposed law. Before voting, every Congressperson that desires to cast a vote and/or the President shall demonstrate publicly that the proposed law is understood by him or her by answering questions from no less than twenty citizens randomly selected from each recognized political party.
4) Any Bill passed by Congress must go to every State Legislature for final passage by a simple majority of the State Legislatures before being sent to the President of the United States for signing into law or veto.
5) Any Bill that was proposed by the United States Senate or House of Representatives but failed in either chamber, shall be presented to every State Legislature for passage by a simple majority of the States. If the Bill passes in either the United States Senate or House of Representatives, and then passes by a simple majority of the State Legislatures, it goes to the President of the United States for signing or veto. The United States Senate or House of Representatives, along with State Legislatures, can override a Presidents veto.
Alexander Hamilton: "If the representatives of the people betray their constituents, there is then no recourse left but in the exertion of that original right of self-defense which is paramount to all positive forms of government."
1) Elections will be held on one day only.
2) The day designated for elections will be a holiday. All non-essential businesses will be closed.
3) Those who have to work will be provided ample time off with pay to vote, including transportation time.
4) Elections will take place using paper ballots. The use of any electronic device to record votes or count votes is prohibited.
5) The voting and counting process will be viewable to the public in real time.
6) A voter must prove he or she is a United States citizen and is able the lawfully vote. If a voter does not have proof of citizenship, the State will provide it, provided the person is in fact a United States citizen able to lawfully vote.
7) A voter can vote only one time per election.
8) A voter must vote in person.
9) Only a United States citizen can perform election duties or work in the election process.
10) No State shall release election results until voting has concluded, ballots will no longer be accepted and every legitimate vote has been counted.
11) No State shall release its election results prior to 11:59 PM Election Day.
12) The popular vote shall not be used in Federal elections. Only the use of the Electoral College is permitted.
John Adams: "Remember, democracy never lasts long. It soon wastes, exhausts, and murders itself. There is never a democracy that did not commit suicide."
Benjamin Rush: "A simple democracy is the devil's own government."
13) No government agency, NGOโs (Non-government Agencyโs) or the United States Post Office, can participate in the design, printing, distribution, transportation, delivery and/or counting of ballots.
14) No government agency shall take part in any nationwide or localized effort to register voters.
15) No local, city or State government can accept or use any financial aid or donated/loaned supplies or donated/loaned equipment to be used in elections from individuals, businesses, corporations or organizations.
16) In cases of questions, controversy, suspected irregularities or doubts concerning the legitimacy of an election, if at least 1/4 of the State Legislatures request, then the United States Congress and United States Supreme Court together must convene a hearing within one month. The evidence of election abnormalities will be publicly presented. The United States Congress and Supreme Court together will make a ruling to maintain the election results, reverse the election results or rule the affected election results invalid and conduct a new election. Every issue that called the election into question must be resolved to the satisfaction of the State Legislatures that requested the hearing prior to any new elections being held.
Noah Webster: "...if the citizens neglect their Duty and place unprincipled men in office, the government will soon be corrupted; laws will be made, not for the public good so much as for selfish or local purposes; corrupt or incompetent men will be appointed to execute the Laws; the public revenues will be squandered on unworthy men; and the rights of the citizen will be violated or disregarded."
LAND OWNERSHIP
1) Only United States Citizens and United States based businesses may own real estate in the United States. An exception applies for the embassies of other countries to own up to one acre per embassy per United States city.
2) A homeowner, who is a United States citizen, has the right to remove any and all persons, and their property, without notice from the home unless they are bound by a legal agreement/contract signed by all of the involved parties.
3) No laws, rules or regulations shall be enacted that restrict or limit a farmers ability to grow crops and raise livestock, including but not limited to, laws, rules or regulations related to climate change. This applies to the sale, care and maintenance, transport, and purchase of crops and livestock and all related supplies, vehicles and equipment.
LAW ENFORCEMENT
1) Local, City and State police, whom must all be United States citizens, are authorized to enforce all laws, including but not limited to the apprehension and imprisonment of individuals found in violation of United States immigration laws.
2) No law enforcement officer shall ever comply with unlawful or unconstitutional orders. Any law enforcement officer found guilty in a Court of law of enforcing unlawful or unconstitutional orders will be permanently barred from working in law enforcement and shall receive a fine and prison sentence.
John Locke: "Where-ever law ends, tyranny begins."
BUDGET
The United States may not incur debt.
Thomas Jefferson: "We must not let our rulers load us with perpetual debt."
NON-ELECTED GOVERNMENT OFFICIAL
1) No United States citizen shall ever be required or coerced to comply with laws, rules or regulations proposed, passed or imposed by non-elected United States officials as it relates to the purchase or use of goods and services. Does not apply to regulations such as Federal Aviation Regulations.
2) No United States based business or corporation shall ever be required or to comply with laws, rules or regulations proposed, passed or imposed by non-elected United States officials as it relates to the manufacture of goods or provider of services.
NON-US GOVERNMENTS/ORGANIZATIONS
No United States citizen, business, corporation or school shall ever be required or coerced to comply with laws, rules or regulations proposed, passed or imposed by other governments, NGOโs (Non-government Agencyโs) and/or organizations, such as but not limited to, the European Union, the United Nations, the World Health Organization, and the World Economic Forum.
Oath to Support and Defend the United States Constitution
1) Any person who swore an oath to support and defend the United States Constitution is bound indefinitely to that oath. Failure to abide by that oath is grounds for immediate removal from the United States military and/or political office if held and permanent banishment from all United States military and political positions. Military personnel will receive a dishonorable discharge. Both military and civilian violators will be brought to a Court to receive a trial and if found guilty of violating their oath of office, fined and imprisoned.
2) The oath to support and defend the United States Constitution is not an oath to support and defend the United States Government.
John Adams: "But a Constitution of Government once changed from Freedom, can never be restored. Liberty, once lost, is lost forever."
United States Flag
1) Federal buildings may display, both exterior and interior, only the United States flag.
2) Local, City and State buildings may display, both exterior and interior, only the United States flag and State flag.
3) The United States flag may not be desecrated, mutilated, burned, trampled upon or maintained on the ground or floor.
4) A worn or soiled United States flag may be respectfully disposed of by burning.
United States Supreme Court
1) The number of Justices on the Supreme Court shall be nine.
2) When rendering decisions/rulings, the Justices must consider the original intent of relevant sections of the United States Constitution, and for context, may use only the Federalists Papers and Declaration of Independence.
3) When rendering decisions/rulings, the Justices must explain how they arrived at their ruling/decision and cite the specific section(s) of the United States Constitution used as well as any parts of the Federalists Papers and/or Declaration of Independence.
Businesses & Corporations
1) Businesses and corporations are prohibited from supporting political parties and politicians.
2) Businesses and corporations are prohibited from supporting outside groups or organizations.
3) Businesses, corporations, organizations, NGOโs (Non-government Agencyโs) and individuals are prohibited from giving financial aid or donating/loaning supplies/equipment to local, city and State governments for elections.
4) Businesses, unions and corporations may not give employees or members any training beyond that required to perform their job.
5) Businesses, unions, corporations and government organizations are to hire and promote based only on an individuals education, knowledge, skill and experience. Never to be considered are factors such as but not limited to religion (exemption for religious organizations), skin color, race, gender (exceptions for unique circumstances, such as a female actress for a female role), gender identity and sexual orientation. Demotion and firing are to based on job performance, not religion, skin color, race, gender, gender identity and sexual orientation.
6) No business or corporation shall be graded, rated or otherwise evaluated on metrics related or associated with ESG (Environmental, social, and governance). No business, corporation, organization or government agency shall compile such data.
Products
1) United States citizens shall not be restricted from the purchase and use of gasoline or diesel powered vehicles and the fuel, parts and maintenance/service required to maintain and operate such vehicles. There shall be no excessive tax or fee (penalties) applied to such vehicles and/or any related products or services. Neither shall United States citizens be coerced, forced or regulated to purchase specific types of vehicles dictated by a City, State or Federal government or agency.
2) United States citizens shall not be restricted from the purchase and use of normal household items such as fluorescent light bulbs, gas/electric stoves, refrigerators, etc. and there shall be no excessive tax or fee (penalties) applied to such items and/or any related products or services. Neither shall United States citizens be coerced, forced or regulated to purchase specific types of household items dictated by a City, State or Federal government or agency and sold by manufacturers.
3) The requirements for the purchase or sale of a firearm or ammunition can not be more onerous than the requirements to vote in elections.
Immigration & Naturalization
1) Any person who entered the United Sates unlawfully, with or without assistance from the United States government, can not become a United States citizen, and neither can their children.
2) Any person who circumvented the normal process of lawful entry to the United States and application for naturalization & citizenship, with or without assistance from the United States government, can not become a United States citizen, and neither can their children.
3) This part is retroactive.
Tracking & monitoring of citizens
1) Facial recognition technology can not be used to monitor and/or track United States citizens in public spaces.
2) Cellular phoneโs, portable computer deviceโs, vehicle GPS deviceโs or other electronic deviceโs can not be used and/or accessed to monitor and/or track United States citizens without a Court Order.
3) A United States citizen may, at their option, allow the use of facial recognition at Ports of Entry or when entering security zones such as at commercial airports. Refusal to allow facial recognition shall not result in additional hardship including but not limited to fees, taxes or other financial penalty.
Pro-America
1) The teaching and promotion of anti-America subjects such as communism, socialism, critical race theory or the 1619 project, are prohibited. Communism and socialism can be taught only to show their negative consequences and their historical results.
2) Rewriting or teaching history, particularly United States history, with inaccurate, misleading, incorrect or deceptive information, is prohibited.
3) Historical statues and/or historical monuments can not be defaced, damaged, altered, removed or destroyed.
4) The teaching and promotion of divisive topics such as Diversity, Equity, Inclusion and Belonging is prohibited in schools, businesses, corporations, unions, organizations, United States military and government agencies.
5) Individuals found guilty in a Court of Law of violating any of the above shall receive a fine and imprisonment.
6) English is the official language of the United States.
Noah Webster: "A national language is a band of national union."
PRIVILEGES OF U.S. CITIZENSHIP
1) Every citizen of the United States and only citizens of the United States shall: be governed by the United States Constitution and all its amendments; hold local, city, state and federal government positions; be Officers in the United States military; vote in local, city, state and federal elections; obtain a drivers license; operate a motor vehicle; obtain a business license; receive any financial support or government benefits; attend government public schools; file one or more lawsuits; have United States based bank accounts and credit cards; be employed (exception for those with a work visa); be counted in the United States census; sell, purchase, transport and use firearms and ammunition; not pay an unreasonable or excessive tax or fee (fine/penalty) for the purchase of firearms and/or ammunition.
2) Every United States citizen has the right to self-defense from bodily harm, whether perceived, threatened or actual, at any location or time, by the use of any means and any device, including lethal force.
3) At least one parent must be a United States citizen for their biological children to be United States citizens. The only other way to become a United States citizen is to lawfully enter the United States and apply for citizenship.
4) Every United States citizen shall have access to food (affordable and readily available) that has not been modified in any way, including but not limited to, genetically modified food, bio-engineered food or food treated with human vaccines.
5) United States citizens have the right to use public roads and not have their vehicles movement restricted or blocked by unauthorized people. Every United States citizen has the right to remove unauthorized people from the road using any means available regardless of any bodily harm that may be inflicted on the unauthorized persons.
TAXES
1) In keeping with long historical precedent (since about 312 A.D. in Rome), Christian organizations shall be exempt from paying taxes.
2) Organizations operating or conducting business in opposition to Christianity or in violation of Christian values and beliefs shall not receive tax exemptions.
3) The United States government can not send money or supplies to other countries without approval by the majority citizens of the United States as determined by a nationwide vote.
4) Raising taxes or adding new taxes is not allowed without approval by the majority citizens of the United States as determined by a nationwide vote.
5) Every United States citizen, having lawfully purchased any item and having obtained full ownership of such item free of lien, mortgage or other indenture, shall not be compelled, obligated or required to pay or continue to pay any taxes or fees to maintain ownership of that item, including real estate.
6) The use and issuance of carbon credits and/or offsets is prohibited.
BATHROOMS, DRESSING ROOMS, LOCKER ROOMS, SPORTS
1) Biologically born males must be provided with and allowed access to facilities and sports that are limited to biological males.
2) Biologically born females must be provided with and allowed access to facilities and sports that are limited to biological females.
3) No womanโs bathroom can have urinals.
RIGHT TO LIFE, LIBERTY AND THE PURSUIT OF HAPPINESS
1) United States citizens, from the moment they are created, are guaranteed by the United States Constitution (through the Article VII Attestation statement) the right to life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness.
2) There shall be no burden or hardship imposed on individuals, businesses, corporations, organizations, local, city and/or State governments under the guise of climate change.
MAINSTREAM MEDIA
1) News organizations using radio, television, print and internet, may not intentionally provide false, inaccurate, misleading, incorrect or deceptive information unless itโs prominently and constantly labeled as โsatireโ or โfor entertainment purposes onlyโ.
2) If news is not prominently and constantly labeled โsatireโ or โfor entertainment purposes onlyโ, then there must be an allowance for news stories to be corrected within a week of the original publication and for affected and/or knowledgeable individuals to publicly correct misleading or false news stories using the same medium and news organization in which the original โfalseโ story was presented, and at the same time as originally presented if televised.
3) Any person found guilty in a Court of Law of intentionally providing false, inaccurate, misleading, incorrect or deceptive โnewsโ without prominently and constantly labeling it as โsatireโ or โfor entertainment purposes onlyโ, and not abiding by the provisions in #2 above, shall be fined and imprisoned.
4) Any photograph, image or video that has been altered must indicate that it has been altered and have a way for a viewer to see the original photograph, image or video. This applies to every instance of a photograph, image or video being published, circulated or shared.
Noah Webster: "The freedom of the press is a valuable privilege, but the abuse of it in this country is a frightful evil. The licentiousness of the press is a deep stain upon the character of the country; and in addition to the evil of calumniating good men and giving a wrong direction to public measures, it corrupts the people by rendering them insensible to the value of truth and of reputation."
We hold these Truths to be self-evident, that all Men are created equal, that they are endowed by their Creator with certain unalienable Rights, that among these are Life, Liberty, and the Pursuit of Happinessโ-That to secure these Rights, Governments are instituted among Men, deriving their just Powers from the Consent of the Governed, that whenever any Form of Government becomes destructive of these Ends, it is the Right of the People to alter or to abolish it, and to institute new Government, laying its Foundation on such Principles, and organizing its Powers in such Form, as to them shall seem most likely to effect their Safety and Happiness.
