Tactics of Tyranny, Lepoards Don't Change Spots
Arizona is ground zero for the fight over election security & transparency
Prescott, January 2, 2024… If it were not so tragic, it would be comedy. The moniker of the “Democratic” Party is classic misdirection. The party that claims to be driven by democratic principles, is anything but democratic. The mischief that the occupant of the Arizona Secretary of State office, Adrian Fontes, has engaged in was predictable given his history of election law violations, legal battles, and penchant for fiction. In fact, his departure from the law is a virtual carbon copy of Soros-funded, radical leftist Democrats across America who have been strategically placed in office to accomplish the ultimate objective of one-party rule. That’s right, I said rule not representation. Once again we must revisit the deliberate doctrine of separation of powers that was built into our democratically elected, constitutional republic; it is a difference with a distinction.
Once again, while Democrats since the origins of our nation, would like our form of government to be a “democracy", or worse a dictatorship, that fact is we did not give our consent to be governed as a democracy.
The original intent for Federalism and our republic…
In the Constitution of the United States, we are all guaranteed a “republican form of government, that was a condition of statehood and joining of The Union by each member state. The concept has always been the distribution of power to thwart tyranny, which always results when power is consolidated (think Stalin, Hitler, Mao)…
Article IV, Section 4: “The United States shall guarantee to every State in this Union a Republican Form of Government, and shall protect each of them against Invasion;”
Ok, so the federal government has failed to protect each of them [us states] from invasion, but that’s not the point. Pure democracy is where there is no legislature, everyone gets a vote. Imagine the chaos we would face if that were the case, what with the rampant election fraud we see today? Oy vey! In the republican form of government, we are divided into communities of interest and we elect someone to represent us in a governing body. This seems so basic because it is, but the concept is no longer taught in government schools. Why is that?
Separation of powers is a doctrine of constitutional law under which the three branches of government (executive, legislative, and judicial) are kept separate. This is also known as the system of checks and balances, because each branch is given certain powers so as to check and balance the other branches.1
The separation of powers is also recognized at the state level of government, and that brings us back to political bad apples like Adrian “the fraud” Fontes.
Regulations are not law…
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