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Schiff’s Nullification and Disenfranchisement of Republican Voting Rights.
Episode 32. October 18, 2019.
CLP Topic Category: Irreconcilable Differences
Schiff’s Nullification and Disenfranchisement of Republican Voting Rights.
Introduction.
Our podcast today places Schiff’s impeachment proceedings into the bigger historical context of nullification and disenfranchisement, by the Democrats, of Republican voting rights.
Our podcast argues that two representatives from the State of California are attempting to nullify constitutionally-protected rights of Republican voters, by overturning a legitimate national election.
When placed into the historical context of nullification and disenfranchisement, Schiff’s initiative can be seen as an attempt to use the power of Congress in a political effort to destroy the Republican Party, and impose one-party rule.
The podcast presents the historical parallels between Calhoun’s 1828 nullification argument over tariffs and slavery, and the subsequent attempt, in 1898, of the Democrat’s efforts to eliminate the voting rights of black people.
In the broader historical context, the socialist attempt to eliminate political opposition is a normal course of behavior for a totalitarian regime, and has been attempted before by the Democrats in the South, to maintain one-party rule.
Our podcast concludes that the differences between the Democrat socialists of Schiff and Pelosi, and Trump natural rights conservatives, are irreconcilable and irrevocable.
Schiff’s impeachment proceedings constitute a dramatic and fundamental breach of shared constitutional values of American citizens. Schiff and Pelosi’s initiatives are evidence that California Democrats intend on subverting the Constitution, in order to implement a global socialist regime.
The only peaceful, non-violent solution of the ideological split is a dissolution of the current states into two new nations:
The Socialist States of America, led by California, and any other states that choose to live under a socialist regime, and,
The Democratic Republic of America, created on the state sovereignty framework of the Articles of Confederation, which changes the representative republic to a democratic republic.
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By CLP News Network with Laurie Thomas VassEpisode 32. October 18, 2019.
CLP Topic Category: Irreconcilable Differences
Schiff’s Nullification and Disenfranchisement of Republican Voting Rights.
Introduction.
Our podcast today places Schiff’s impeachment proceedings into the bigger historical context of nullification and disenfranchisement, by the Democrats, of Republican voting rights.
Our podcast argues that two representatives from the State of California are attempting to nullify constitutionally-protected rights of Republican voters, by overturning a legitimate national election.
When placed into the historical context of nullification and disenfranchisement, Schiff’s initiative can be seen as an attempt to use the power of Congress in a political effort to destroy the Republican Party, and impose one-party rule.
The podcast presents the historical parallels between Calhoun’s 1828 nullification argument over tariffs and slavery, and the subsequent attempt, in 1898, of the Democrat’s efforts to eliminate the voting rights of black people.
In the broader historical context, the socialist attempt to eliminate political opposition is a normal course of behavior for a totalitarian regime, and has been attempted before by the Democrats in the South, to maintain one-party rule.
Our podcast concludes that the differences between the Democrat socialists of Schiff and Pelosi, and Trump natural rights conservatives, are irreconcilable and irrevocable.
Schiff’s impeachment proceedings constitute a dramatic and fundamental breach of shared constitutional values of American citizens. Schiff and Pelosi’s initiatives are evidence that California Democrats intend on subverting the Constitution, in order to implement a global socialist regime.
The only peaceful, non-violent solution of the ideological split is a dissolution of the current states into two new nations:
The Socialist States of America, led by California, and any other states that choose to live under a socialist regime, and,
The Democratic Republic of America, created on the state sovereignty framework of the Articles of Confederation, which changes the representative republic to a democratic republic.