There was consensus on the Board of Trustees that it is time to take a stand, including potential legal action to rein in the Governor.
“Congress must closely and thoroughly examine the allegations of voter fraud and take appropriate steps to restore trust in the election process.”–Rep. Doug Lamborn.
Yes, the standards of conduct for federal politicians are ridiculously low. But impeachment proceedings must follow due process.
These criticisms, according to Natelson, mostly come from “those who believe the federal government should be all-powerful rather than limited in scope.”
Indeed, modern federal efforts to impose uniform “solutions” on the entire nation may be a leading cause of today’s toxic political environment.
“Neither an agency fee nor any other payment to the union may be deducted from a nonmember’s wages…unless the employee affirmatively consents to pay.”–Supreme Court Justice Samuel Alito
“Once an elector has been chosen by the state and the process of voting by electors begins, the State has no further input or control over that process. Therefore, Williams had no legal authority to remove Baca.”
There were at least four reasons the framers wanted the Constitution to be amendable.
The burden should not be on those public officials who stand up for the constitution to explain why they are doing so, but for those who stand against the constitution to explain why they should be allowed to do so.
The National Popular Vote is not consistent with the public trust, not consistent with the Constitution–Rob Natelson
The court has “re-interpreted” constitutional phrases to mean things they never meant before. Some of the results are ludicrous.
This year, the single-subject rule kept off the ballot a reasonable attempt to change the way Colorado draws congressional and legislative district maps after each decennial census.
