Open letter
- As citizens we have a Constitutional responsibility to vote, not by popularity or party affiliation, nor by how others may have labeles us, conservative or lebreal.,but rather by those who best represents our views on the issues. We must also engage in the free exchange of ideas and we have the courage to compromise for the common good. That’s if we want our nation to function as it was design to function.
Our nation is Constitutional Republic, which means that Two of the branches the executive and legislative is elected by the majority of the people, therefore serve at the pleasure of the people. This is by design of founding fathers to ensure the people’s right to self-government. For under our system of checks and balances, not one branch has greater power over the other, but both of the branches are held accountable to the people in all things.
But the the will of the people cannot be heard, let alone can it be acted on. Unless there is involvement of the majority of the people, not by political party nor by group mentally, but rather by the individual’s freedom of speech and press, it’s only through the free exchange of ideas and the courage to common good can the governing processe function.
9/24/19, President Trump’s speech before the general Assembly of the U.N. not was his appearance comical as he looked like Rocky raccoon, but he presided to announce that the United States will no longer be able to live up to the responsibility as not only a world power and leader of the Free world.
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