Freedom
Liberty
Rule of Law
Your Vote Impacts Three Constitutional Principles
Freedom, Liberty and the Rule of Law are foundational to our republic and are all that matter. Elect people who know these three things in national, state and local elections.
Many people do not know what Freedom, Liberty and the Rule of Law mean as defined in our founding documents. If you want to elect leaders that respect these constitutional principles, then you need to know what they mean.
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1. Freedom
Freedom as defined in our founding documents means "to be free from" tyranny and oppression
Many people use the word "freedom" in the general sense to say, "I am free". But, this use of the word is not enough to explain why "freedom" is a cornerstone of our republic.
In the context of our founding documents, we have the right to be free from tyranny, despotism and oppression. Applying the Thomas Jefferson definition of "Freedom" here is important.
As an example, when thousands of Cubans came to our shores in 1980, they were fleeing the tyranny and oppression of Cuba's Castro regime. They were looking to regain freedom from Castro's tyrannical grip on the people of Cuba.
We watched as we saw the Biden Administration we voted for invading the lives of Americans every day. We are already seeing how voting for true conservatives across every element of government is starting to move our country and state back to our constitutionally protected freedoms in every aspect of our lives.
2. Liberty
Liberty as defined in our founding documents means "to be free to" pursue your own destiny
Conversely to the word "freedom", the Jeffersonian definition of "liberty" is to be free to pursue goals and endeavors of your own choosing. It is to exercise your God-given free will to achieve and pursue those endeavors and activities that make up your own pursuit of happiness. Our founding documents define your right to exercise your liberty, free from government control and interference.
It is very important to point out that one cannot have liberty without your right to freedom from government control and interference.
Do we have a government that stays out of the way of your liberty and respects your freedom? Not really. Our massive government is becoming larger and more invasive with each passing day. This invasion is easily seen in the TV news articles we watch each night.
Once again, voting for true conservatives leads to a smaller, restrained government that stays out of the way of American's free pursuit the greatness that America offers to each individual citizen.
3. Rule of Law
Without the Rule of Law, there is no country. No Rule of Law? No country.
The essence of the Rule of Law lies in its ability to transcend politics and uphold the principles of justice and equality above all else. It signifies a system where the law reigns supreme, independent of any individual or institution's influence. Without the Rule of Law, the US Constitution is meaningless in protecting our freedom and liberties.
Rule BY Law - also known as "Rule of Man" - is the manipulation of legal frameworks for political gain, undermining the very essence of justice and fairness. In short, rules don't matter in the lust for power, control and greed.
No doubt, we have endured a weaponized government and justice system at the hands of elected leaders willing to ignore the Rule of Law. The unprecedented attacks on the FREEDOM and LIBERTY during the Biden Administration targeted our individual rights.
We the People must act at the ballot box this year to advance the progress being made and elect leaders who will follow the Rule of Law.
Why Your Vote Matters
Vote for Freedom, Liberty and The Rule of Law
True conservative leaders understand these pillars. They fight to preserve them because they know what happens when they crumble — you lose your voice, your choices, and eventually your country.
Voting conservative isn't about a party label. It's about choosing leaders who will defend the foundations that make America work at all levels of government.
