The Democrats and the Constitution
I take heart in knowing that Donald J. Trump will be re-elected in November. He will win by a larger margin than in 2016
Dr. Sam Clovis , Bio and Archives--February 13, 2020
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When I broke away from dealing with a lot of personal issues over the past several weeks, I did glance at the TV to see how the trial of the President was proceeding. I about puked when I heard Adam Schiff invoke the Constitution on repeated occasions. I would be willing to bet my income (which is not much right now) that none—none—of the Democrat managers had ever read the Constitution until they had to come into the trial chamber and try to convince 100 sitting Senators that they were sincere in their arguments. After invoking the secular holy writ of the Constitution, they proceeded to lying over and over again about their evidence on the President. It was laughable.One should never be fooled by anything a Democrat says. They are all ideologues
Schiff, Nadler, et.al., spoke openly about the Constitution and went so far that they—the Congress of the United States—had a moral obligation to take the selection of the President out of the hands of the people. The people clearly made the wrong decision and the Congress is much better positioned to select the President. The American people are too stupid to be given the responsibility of voting and selecting elected officials. This means the popular vote is more important than the electoral college, which gave too much power to the smaller states. (Of course, that was the genius of the Founders)One should never be fooled by anything a Democrat says. They are all ideologues. See: The Pragmatism of Trump. They do not believe in the Constitution, regardless of what they say. They selectively apply the various articles, sections and clauses of the Constitution. They are about power and the subjugation of the people under that power. Do not doubt me on this, to quote our conservative Godfather Rush Limbaugh. Prayers to him in his battle with Cancer.
I take heart in knowing that Donald J. Trump will be re-elected in November. He will win by a larger margin than in 2016, and he will then have a House and Senate there to support his agenda. A litmus test?
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Samuel H. Clovis, Jr., Doctor of Public Administration
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Sam Clovis was raised in Kansas and attended the United States Air Force Academy, serving for 25 years on active duty as a fighter pilot. He retired as a Colonel and the Inspector General of NORAD and the United States Space Command.
Sam served as a Fellow at the Homeland Security Institute, contributing in national preparedness and immigration policy. He recently served as a tenured full professor of economics at Morningside College.
Sam has a BS from the Academy, an MBA from Golden Gate University and a doctorate from the University of Alabama. He served as national co-chair and chief policy advisor for the Trump for President Campaign, was a policy director during the transition period and served as the Senior White House Advisor to the US Department of Agriculture. He currently lives in rural Iowa.