COS FL Recites The Preamble

07/07/18 • 0 min

The Liberty loving volunteers of Convention of States Florida recite the Preamble of the Constitution of the United States. Recorded in Orlando in the Spring of 2018.

The Liberty loving volunteers of Convention of States Florida recite the Preamble of the Constitution of the United States. Recorded in Orlando in the Spring of 2018.

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Kings and Queens of the Supreme Court

This episode is a review of how the Supreme Court assigned itself so much power and what the people should do to reign it in. Several Court majority opinions that have significantly eroded liberty and unconstitutionally grabbed power are listed. The July 2018 retirement of Justice Kennedy is bounced against several points of view with recorded clips of Rachael Maddow, Dave Smith, Bernie Sanders, Chuck Schumer, Neil Gorsuch, and KrisAnne Hall. The selection of new Justices has become far too important due to their own wide ranging definitions of their own power. Term limits and better restrictions on the court’s authority using constitutional amendments are covered.

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