The Constitution was not and could not be a perfect document. But the Declaration espouses values that reflect God's perfection. The Constitution is essentially gone, but the Declaration is still with us to fight for, even if our gov't violates the social contract.

The precious document that was signed on July 4, 1776. The product of five great men – Benjamin Franklin, John Adams, Roger Sherman, Robert Livingston, and Thomas Jefferson – in just the 201 words of its preamble, this founding charter of government established six inviolate principles of the morality of a just governing system. 1) That individuals are born with natural rights that come from God, not from historical precedent, English Common Law, or the democratic whims of the majority in a given society. Those rights are beyond the reach of mob rule or a tyrannical political majority. Jefferson wrote in his 1774 Summary View of the Rights of British America, “The God who gave us life, gave us liberty at the same time. The hand of force may destroy, but cannot disjoin them.”

I have said this for 20 years after we are saddled with RINOs in primaries - whether presidential or down the ballot. There is a middle ground between absolutely not supporting the RINO in the general vs. throwing yourself at the guys feet nearly a year in advance and not even attempting to pressure him to the right. To that end, those with influence over the lord savior have an obligation to get answers to this 6 questions. theblaze.com/columns/opinio… 1) How will Congress change? The simple fact is we’ve gone backward when it comes to winning primaries against the GOP establishment since 2016. In down-ballot races for Senate, House, and governor, Nikki Haley’s worldview is the rule, not the exception.

Milquetoast Republicans continue to win, often with Trump’s support. Every globalist incumbent appears on track for a bigger win in their primaries than Trump managed in Iowa.

What is the plan, if any, for Trump to change his endorsement practices? What is his plan as president to use must-pass bills and demand changes even at the risk of a government shutdown? Trump already told CNN he would only oppose raising the debt ceiling as a candidate, not as a president. Good to know! So what will change?

If anything, it is getting worse. He has endorsed rinos like Barrasso, Wicker, and Cramer who are in cycle in the coming weeks, yet is working against Bob Good, one of the most hard core members who actually beat a RINO in a primary who voted to impeach Trump.

Big but expected win on Harvard and UNC affirmative action for admissions. Court rules it violates the 14th amendment in both cases. 6-3 Thomas writes a 58 page concurrence! Cant wait to read. "I write separately to offer an originalist defense of the colorblind Constitution; to explain further the flaws of the Court’s Grutter jurisprudence; to clarify that all forms of discrimination based on race—including… twitter.com/i/web/status/1…

Is this just about grifting and promoting one man or is this about shutting down political persecutions? Here are 7 actions we should demand from GOP govs and House members theblaze.com/op-ed/horowitz… 1) Fund legal defense of persecuted individuals: It’s extremely hard to even get a lawyer willing to fight the system. I personally had trouble finding people lawyers when fighting January 6 charges or businessmen being prosecuted for the “crime” of opening their stores during… twitter.com/i/web/status/1…

Without the active assistance of a governor signing and expedition warrant, out of state cops cannot just come in and grab someone (and this is putting the Secret Service issue aside). DeSantis said he won't do it. People demanded that of him. So again, why is Trump going to NY? You can't have it both ways. If it's important that DeSantis violate all legal norms (which Im in favor of if its in response to them violating the norms to begin with), then its important that Trump break the precedent and not show up.

How the discovery of the shots causing more production of IgG4 as opposed to the other classes of antibodies might explain the negative efficacy of the shots conservativereview.com/horowitz-possi… I spoke to Dr. Dan Stock, an Indiana family doctor who is one of the most brilliant immunologists i know. Here is how he explained the significance of class switch from IgG1-3 to IgG4.

Let's put the jabs and paxlovid aside for a moment. Everyone agrees molnupiravir is crap, yet Merck got $2 billion and ran with it. It's approved to this very day. Now we know it causes mutations medrxiv.org/content/10.110… "Within days of treatment, we detected a large number of low-frequency mutations in patients and that these new mutations could persist... All patients treated with the drug accrued new mutations in the spike protein of the virus"