rConstitution Papers: Offsetting Powers Secure Our Rights

by James Anthony

Overview

What does it look like to follow the Constitution?

rConstitution Papers explains:

• Government people hold other government people to specific constitutionally limited scopes delegated by the people.

• All laws consist of rules and penalties, and nothing else.

• Presidents and governors take full executive responsibility and are fully accountable for personnel, budgets, and results.

• Every government official independently determines what's constitutional, and only does what's constitutional.

• Wars are rare and decisive. Abortion-a violation of the explicit constitutional right to life-is prevented nationally and statewide by all government branches. Money grows in value, and economic crises are short and minor.

• Government people keep themselves out of our way.

• At least one party is well-designed like the Constitution, which makes sure that its people follow the Constitution.

When we're secure to freely work together to add value, we'll create a far-better future.

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9781948177047
Publisher:	Neuwoehner Press
Publication date:	04/10/2020
Pages:	376
Product dimensions:	5.50(w) x 8.50(h) x 1.00(d)

About the Author

James Anthony is author of The Constitution Needs a Good Party. He is a chemical engineer with a master's degree in mechanical engineering.

Table of Contents

rConstitution Paper 1: Good Government Comes from Good Boundaries

rConstitution Paper 2: Washington, Reagan, and Everyone Else

rConstitution Paper 3: Individual Rights Are Secured When Constitutional Powers Are Used

rConstitution Paper 4: Laws That Aren’t Readable Aren’t Constitutional

rConstitution Paper 5: Laws That Direct the Executive or Direct the Judiciary Are Unconstitutional

rConstitution Paper 6: Laws That Delegate Legislative Authority Are Unconstitutional

rConstitution Paper 7: Laws That Mislead Are Unconstitutional

rConstitution Paper 8: Laws That Exceed Enumerated Powers Are Unconstitutional

rConstitution Paper 9: Abortion Is Illegal

rConstitution Paper 10: Fractional-Reserve Banking Is Unconstitutional

rConstitution Paper 11: Laws Authorizing Military Action Are Unconstitutional

rConstitution Paper 12: Block Grants Are Unconstitutional

rConstitution Paper 13: Filibuster/Cloture Is Unconstitutional

rConstitution Paper 14: Unadvised and Unconsented Treaties Are Unconstitutional

rConstitution Paper 15: NATO Is a Sham

rConstitution Paper 16: Failure to Impeach and Convict Denies People Their Rights

rConstitution Paper 17: Congressional Oversight Is Constitution Defiance

rConstitution Paper 18: Nominating Rules for Brand Purity

References

Index

Editorial Reviews

Reviews of companion book:

"Exceptionally well written, organized and presented, The Constitution Needs a Good Party ... is as insightfully thoughtful and thought-provoking as it is ultimately hopeful and inspiring. An especially timely and unreservedly recommended addition to ... American Political Science collections and supplemental curriculum studies lists ... [Also recommended] for the personal reading lists of students, academia, social activists, political reformers, governmental policy makers, and non-specialist general readers with an interest in the subject ..."
- Midwest Book Review

"Most politicians of both major parties totally ignore the Constitution ... James Anthony argues that a new political party is needed, a party that consists of individuals who recognize that the Constitution gives the federal government limited powers. Millions of Americans have awakened to what is going on in their country. Perhaps it is not too late to turn the ship of state around."

- Robert W. McGee, professor, PhDs in economics, ethics, political philosophy, politics, law (JD & PhD), and more

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