We Must Take Away The Government's Credit

Nothing Is So Opportune For Tyrants As A People Tired Of Its Liberty.

At The Root Of The Assault On Our Liberties Is, In Fact, An Assault On Our Character--an Assault That Assumes That We Are Not Good Enough To Be Free, And That Aims To Make Sure That We Are No Longer Strong Enough, Courageous Enough, Disciplined Enough To Be A Free People.

In Its Proper Constitutional Sense, The Term [militia] Means All The Able-bodied People Who Can Be Trained And Disciplined To Act In The Community’s Defence When It’s Attacked. Since It Encompasses Every Able-bodied Person, It Does Not Refer To Those—such As The Police, The Military, Or Even The National Guard—who Formally Compose The Official Defence Forces Of The Nation. Every Citizen Able And Willing To Act In An Emergency Becomes A Potential Defender Against Attacks Aimed At The General Population.

Bureaucracies Are Inherently Antidemocratic. Bureaucrats Derive Their Power From Their Position In The Structure, Not From Their Relations With The People They Are Supposed To Serve. The People Are Not Masters Of The Bureaucracy, But Its Clients.

In The Great Declaration Of Our Principles, It Didn't Say That All Are Created Equal "if You So Choose." It Said That All Are Created Equal By The Power And The Will Of God, And That We Must Respect Their Rights As We Respect That Will.