The wise founders of our nation developed the United States Constitution with a multitude of systems of checks and balances with the specific purpose of eliminating forever the tyranny and arbitrary punishment of the people. Many people rightly expect the various branches of government to vet other authorities to ensure that no branch of government exceeds the scope of its legal authority. The Founders primarily gave the duty of governmental oversight of the executive and legislative political branches to the people with the right to vote. They also gave people the right to sit on juries to ensure that our judicial branch does not abuse its power to arbitrarily hurt people. These systems are designed to impose the rule of law on all individuals and the government to ensure a just society so that our free government will always exist.
Charles Pickney, the wise founder from South Carolina who helped write and design the United States Constitution, made a profound statement regarding how flawed the Constitution is where tyranny can take shape. Each member of the Continental Congress was required to travel to his or her colony or state to obtain the United States Constitution ratified by his government. On January 16, 1788 during the “Debates in the Legislature and in the South Carolina State Convention, on the Adoption of the Federal ConstitutionThe Honorable Charles Pickney stated “in the House of Representatives,”[H]E is also, to stay in office but four years. He may ask, then, where do the dangers of the executive power emanate from? It may have been said, from the combination of the executive and the senate, they might constitute a blunt (deadly) aristocracy. This insight describes exactly how President of the United States Donald Trump obtained the powers of an unchecked monarch who would be fatal to many people by allying with US Senate Majority Leader Mitch A. McConnell Jr., and the Republican majority in the US Senate.
US Senate Majority Leader Mitch A. The result gave US President Donald Trump the power of an outlaw king to mistreat any official or person who spoke out against his crimes. The chief then engaged negligently and failed to properly defend the lives of the people from the epidemic. Donald Trump has also fired the inspectors general who carry out law enforcement at every federal agency to ensure there is no waste, fraud or abuse that was supposed to provide oversight of COVID-19 loans. The president then assured the parties that supported his re-election that they would receive millions of dollars in revocable loans. The transfer of this money to US President Donald J. Trump’s re-election campaign has already begun, with media reports showing that Donald Trump’s campaign manager Brad Parscale is spending the money in a glowing fashion. President Trump is also tasking the United States Attorney General, William B. Barr, with dropping charges against the criminals or granting them pardons. This is just part of the damage done by Donald Trump’s union with the US Senate.
It is ironic that US President Donald Trump and the Republicans claim that they strictly enforce the rule of law with their criminal behavior allowing GOP criminals to go free. Their definition of the rule of law applies only to the people, not to themselves. Some people engage in civil disobedience trying to right this injustice. President of the United States Abraham Lincoln stated: “The people of this United States are the rightful masters of Congress and the Courts, not to overthrow the Constitution, but to overthrow the men who corrupt that Constitution.. “Citizens can begin to right this injustice themselves while on grand jury or jury duty by emulating the Republican Party to always vote not guilty when a citizen is on trial. The rule of law applies to government (police officers) and corporations—as well as to the citizen. The rule of law will not be equally presented until “qualified immunity is found” or while no executive immunity is ever granted to a branch of law. Foreseeing this problem, the courts and Congress are oblivious to these dangers that are Immunity to the privileges of the nobility prohibited by the founders.
John S. DART, Commission of Human Rights, (1788), “Discussions in the Legislature and Convention of the State of South Carolina, on the Adoption of a Federal Constitution” House of Representatives in SC. Charles Beckney. Available to the public at https://constitution.famguardian.org/rc.rat_sc-l.htm
EB & E.C. Kellogg, (1864), “Print showing a three-quarter portrait of Abraham Lincoln standing, holding a book, facing right.” Library of Congress (LOC). Available to the public at https://www.loc.gov/pictures/item/2008680376/