Our Current Government Is No Longer Constitutional

[IsailedawayfromFR]

We are being ruled by the federal Borg

October 18, 2024
Our Current Government Is No Longer Constitutional
By Molly Slag
September 17 was Constitution Day, a day set aside for American patriots to commemorate the moment 237 years ago, when delegates to the Constitutional Convention signed that document. It’s all the day when a prominent Philadelphia matron, Elizabeth Willing Powel, ambushed Benjamin Franklin as he left Constitution Hall. Spying Franklin, she pounced with the interrogatory, “Well, Doctor, what have we got, a republic or a monarchy?” This is the famous question to which Franklin uttered his famous response: “A republic, if you can keep it!”

Today’s patriots commemorate this brief colloquy precisely because of the chilling fact that we haven’t “kept” that republic. Since at least WWII, we have let the republic slip through our fingers with the exponential growth of the administrative state.

In Washington Goes to War, David Brinkley details how the DC bureaucracy exploded during the war, aided in no small part by FDR’s New Deal. Today, notwithstanding that the Constitution makes the federal government a republic and, in Article IV Section 4, guarantees that each of the 50 states is a republic, in all 51 jurisdictions, the republican form has been eclipsed by the administrative bureaucracy that dominates the federal and state governments.

These administrative bureaucracies are, in effect, a fourth branch of the government in all 51 jurisdictions. These fourth branches are wholly unelected, hence nullifying self-government. These fourth branches enact more laws than their corresponding legislative branches and exercise their own powers of prosecution, adjudication, and sentencing.

Because the personnel of these fourth branches are appointed by the corresponding executive branches and their superintendent deep states, these fourth branch personnel exhibit a distinct cyborg persona, which renders them adverse to the human citizens of the states. Although it might perhaps be justly claimed that we are still in the early stages of this Borg rule, the general outlines and conflicts of that rule are already clearly apparent.
For this reason, the 2024 presidential election is only superficially labeled “Trump versus Harris.” Matthew G. Andersson noted it would more correctly be labeled “Trump versus the Federal Borg.” And Eric Utter recently pointed out that the US federal government has become a criminal organization.

Although much work remains to be done to flesh out the full ramifications of this concept, even at this early stage of development, two specific Federal Borg wars can be clearly identified.
https://www.americanthinker.com/articles/2024/10/our_current_government_is_no_longer_constitutional.html

[DefiantMassRINO]

C'mon man?

Imperial Presidency.  Government by Executive Orders and Judicial Fiats.  Presidential transfers of power that resemble late 1970s NHL hockey fights.

Before there was January 6, 2021, there was December 23. 1979.  Some peaceful tourists from Boston ...


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T0DxHx7Ihas

[Bigun]

Our Current Government Is No Longer Constitutional

And that has been the case for much longer than most realize.

[catfish1957]

And that has been the case for much longer than most realize.

What took place when Obamacare was passed, is an early example that first comes to mind. 

Circumvention of proper legislative protocols is now more a rule than the exception.

[Bigun]

What took place when Obamacare was passed, is an early example that first comes to mind. 

Circumvention of proper legislative protocols is now more a rule than the exception.

Suspending habeas corpus and arresting political leaders in Maryland and Delaware is a MUCH earlier example.