Thank you, my friends in freedom. Today I’m sending a message written by my guest writer and super patriot, Kathleen Dynan of New Jersey. It is an outstanding piece worthy of all America’s attention and consideration. I read it as a most beautiful and heart-felt call to action to all who dearly love this great nation and the things which made her great. Please give her your attention, and forward as far and wide as you possibly can.

It is my pleasure and privilege to give you, Kathleen Dynan.

The Second Declaration of Independence

The Second Continental Congress observes the first Independence Day by signing the Declaration of Independence. Credit: John Trumbull.

“We hold these truths to be self-evident, that all men are created equal, that they are endowed by their Creator with certain unalienable Rights, that among these are Life, Liberty and the pursuit of Happiness.” Our Founding Fathers believed this so passionately that they went to war to start a country that gave citizens those rights.

“That to secure these rights, Governments are instituted among Men, deriving their just powers from the consent of the governed.” They defeated England and structured the government of the United States of America to ensure that her citizens would be free to live without government control. They put in place The Constitution of the United States. It is America’s foundation and provides the guidelines and laws needed to maintain a free country.

But, today Americans are not free. The Executive Branch, the President, is charged to provide leadership in upholding and defending the Constitution. Instead, he disregards the Constitution to create government-dependent citizens. The Legislative Branch, the Congress, is charged to create laws in the best interest of the citizens. Instead, they create legislation to meet the needs of our predators, the special interest groups, lobbyists and others who fund election campaigns and offer promises of power and financial gain. The Supreme Court is charged to ensure that all laws follow the principles of our Constitution. Instead, it has become a political tool for Presidents, assisting them by legislating laws from the court bench with their rulings based on that president’s political ideology.

“That whenever any Form of Government becomes destructive of these ends, it is the Right of the People to alter or to abolish it, and to institute new Government, laying its foundation on such principles and organizing its powers in such form, as to them shall seem most likely to effect their Safety and Happiness.” It is again time to exercise that Right to change our government. But, we do not need to fight a war to change it. The Constitution gives us the mechanism we need, the right to vote.

In 2016, citizens must use their votes to issue the Second Declaration of Independence. Take our government of, by and for the people back from the Socialist Liberals and Progressives who for many years we have allowed to rob us of it.  Disregard the liberal media who are abetting these thieves. Educate yourselves about the moral character and actions of these elected criminals. Then, vote for the only candidate who does not want to change America, but “Make America Great Again.” His name is Donald Trump. He is not: a politician; beholden to anyone; or seeking personal gain. Rather, he loves our country.

Donald Trump speaking to the 2011 Conservative Political Action Conference. Photo by Gage Skidmore; CC BY-SA 3.0 Unported License.

Donald Trump’s motivation is to restore the United States to the country our Founding Fathers started, a country of laws, a country that honors and lives by The Constitution of the United States. That America had truly free citizens.

Donald Trump is driven to, is capable of and will restore America once again to her position as the exceptional world leader and greatest country ever. Vote for him and for a Congress that supports those goals. Re-establish a free America.

Kathleen Dynan

Thank you all for your time…and remember, several could do these things but Donald Trump WILL do it!

Until next time:

John Porter