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The first 10 amendments to the Constitution make up the Bill of Rights.
James Madison wrote the amendments, which list specific prohibitions on governmental power,
in response to calls from several states for greater constitutional protection for individual liberties.

Sadly For America. A Large Percentage Of Americans Have No Idea Who The "Founding Fathers" Are.
Many American Government/Public Schools No Longer Teach Our Children
About The Founding Fathers, And A Large Number Of American Children Between K and 12,
Don't Even Know Who George Washington Was.

uninformed

Millions Of Americans Today Have No Idea What Politicians Are Doing To Their Rights, Freedoms, and Liberties. And Those Same Millions Of Uninformed Americans Have No Idea Who Their Senators, Or Representatives Are In Congress.
So, They Also Have No Idea Who Former Congressman, Trey Gowdy Is.

Trey Gowdy Tells Congress What They Are Doing To Destroy Our Laws. Nobody wanted to hear the truth. According to the Great, Unwashed, and totally Uninformed in America. Telling the truth is akin to declaring you are a RACIST, LIAR, and shouldn't be allowed to mingle with the rest of the SNOWFLAKE WORLD, where everything is insulting, and causes people to SCREAM at the sky.

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DEMOCRAT LANGUAGE TRICKS
Radical Democrats have been intentionally saying things against others they know are wrong (actually lies). Then, instantly apologize (with their fingers crossed), as they insist they are sorry for saying things they ACTUALLY MEANT TO SAY.
We should all know by now. Whenever the Democrats refer to the Steele Dossier, accusing the President of Obstruction, or any Russian interference with elections, or against fellow Americans. The word to replace "Russians" actually, and honestly should be "DEMOCRATS". Or we can also use the word "CLINTON" in place of Russian. They are synonymous with Cheating, Fraud, and Lying to the American People to gain Power.

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IMMIGRATION

Impeachment 29

Democrats Wanted To Impeach The President.

The Dems needed the cover of Impeaching Trump, in order to hide their worries about being exposed by Barr, and Dunam who would soon be releasing HONEST, PROVEN, DOCUMENTED FACTS...that can Indict nearly everybody who ever touched Obama, and the Clinton-Loser. They Need The RUSSIA STEELE Dosier game to hide behind with as many false, time consuming investigations as possible because they held the Majority in the House of Representative.

10 Commandments

There Are Americans Who Deny Our Constitution Is Based On The Ten Commandments.
The Ideologues and non-believers Insist It Is Against Our First Amendment.
Contrary To What Many Have Been Led To Belive. By Denial They Are Convinced They Do Not Need To Obey Our Laws, Or The 10 Commandments.
But Our Laws Help Society Decide How A Civil Society Behaves Or We Have Tyranny And Mob Rule.
Millions Of Americans, Young, And Old, Claim They Do Not Believe In Any GOD.
Nor Do They Practice Any Religious Beliefs That Would Help Them Be Civil Citizens.
ICANSAYIT Knows Non Believers Use The Excuse Of Not Believing To Convince Themselves Breaking The Common Laws Of Man Is Permitted If They Aren't Held Personally Responsible For Their Actions In Not Following The 10 Commandments.
So...If You Are Offended, Or Insulted With The Word..."GOD".
You Need To Be Here To Learn On Your Own...More Than Always Following What Other People Demand And Tell You To Believe.

The DEEP STATE people who are still embedded within the DOJ, FBI, and hiding in plain sight in Washington stand to lose billions if, and when all of this information finally is released.
Anyone who insists that Hillary's list of suspicious deaths is just a conspiracy...probably doesn't fear for their life.
The key word in all of this is, and always will be....'MONEY'.
Big pharma has their hands in the pockets of American politicians who do not want a WALL, because that will stop the Cartel's from enriching the politicians like Pelosi, Waters, and all of the 2020 candidates who LIED for more power over WE THE PEOPLE.
Mark my words. The END of all of this is NOWHERE in sight.
At least not until after the 2020 election when they will all be leaving the country as PRESIDENT TRUMP (sics) the HONORABLE, FAITHFUL FBI, and DOJ on them as they seek places to hide and avoid answering for their crimes where Extridition isn't possible.

Gaslighting America
Narcissists
A habitual tactic of the Democrats/Left to distract and never accept being presented with honest facts.
Preventing the disclosure of their never-ending lies.
To achieve the total desire of power over the American people at all costs.
BEWARE: Democrats are so desperate to win in November.
They have begun a GASLIGHTING exercise in futility.
Gaslighting is a form of psychological manipulation.
It is used by a person or a group who covertly sows seeds
of doubt in a targeted individual or group,
making them question their own memory, perception, or judgment,
often evoking in them cognitive dissonance
and other changes including low self-esteem.

The 1619 Project. What is it?
New goal for New York Times: 'Reframe' American history, and target Trump, too by Byron York | August 17, 2019 07:18 PM by Perhaps when you think of the founding of the United States, you think of the Declaration of Independence, the Constitution, the Bill of Rights, the Federalist Papers. Now, the New York Times wants to "reframe" your understanding of the nation's founding. In the Times' view (which it hopes to make the view of millions of Americans), the country was actually founded in 1619, when the first Africans were brought to North America, to Virginia, to be sold as slaves. This year marks the 400th anniversary of that event, and the Times has created something called the 1619 Project. This is what the paper hopes the project will accomplish: "It aims to reframe the country's history, understanding 1619 as our true founding, and placing the consequences of slavery and the contributions of black Americans at the very center of the story we tell ourselves about who we are." Another, more concise statement from the Times: "The goal of The 1619 Project is to reframe American history." The basic thrust of the 1619 Project is that everything in American history is explained by slavery and race. The message is woven throughout the first publication of the project, an entire edition of the Times magazine. It begins with an overview of race in America — "Our democracy's founding ideals were false when they were written. Black Americans have fought to make them true." — written by Times writer Nikole Hannah-Jones, who on Twitter uses the identity Ida Bae Wells, from the crusading late 19th-early 20th century African American journalist Ida B. Wells. The essays go on to cover the economy ("If you want to understand the brutality of American capitalism, you have to start on the plantation."), the food we eat ("The sugar that saturates the American diet has a barbaric history as the 'white gold' that fueled slavery."), the nation's physical health ("Why doesn't the United States have universal healthcare? The answer begins with policies enacted after the Civil War."), politics ("America holds onto an undemocratic assumption from its founding: that some people deserve more power than others."), daily life ("What does a traffic jam in Atlanta have to do with segregation? Quite a lot."), and much more. The Times promises more 1619 Project stories in the future, not just in the paper's news sections, but in the business, sports, travel, and other sections. The Times' popular podcast, The Daily, will also devote time to it. But a project with the aim of reframing U.S. history has to be more than a bunch of articles and podcasts. A major goal of the 1619 Project is to take the reframing message to schools. The Times has joined an organization called the Pulitzer Center (which, it should be noted, is not the organization that hands out the Pulitzer Prize) to create a 1619 Project curriculum. "Here you will find reading guides, activities, and other resources to bring The 1619 Project into your classroom," the center says in a message to teachers. The paper also wants to reach into schools itself. "We will be sending some of our writers on multi-city tours to talk to students," Hannah-Jones said recently, "and we will be sending copies of the magazine to high schools and colleges. Because to us, this project really takes wing when young people are able to read this and understand the way that slavery has shaped their country's history." The project rollout just happened to come at the same time as the leak of a transcript of a Times employee town hall in which the paper's executive editor, Dean Baquet, discussed his "vision" of making race the central theme of Times coverage for the remaining two years of President Trump's term in office. Baquet spoke frankly about the paper's approach to Trump. For two years, he explained, the Times made a very, very big deal of the Trump-Russia affair. "We built our newsroom to cover one story," Baquet said. But then came the Mueller report, which failed to establish the core allegation against the president: that he and his campaign conspired or coordinated with Russia to fix the 2016 election. "Now we have to regroup," Baquet told the staff, "and shift resources and emphasis to take on a different story." That different story is race — and Trump. "We've got to change," Baquet said. "I mean, the vision for coverage for the next two years is what I talked about earlier: How do we cover a guy who makes these kinds of remarks? How do we cover the world's reaction to him? How do we do that while continuing to cover his policies? How do we cover America, that's become so divided by Donald Trump?" Some on the staff appeared both anguished by the president ("it's a very scary time") and more than ready to make race a key feature of Times coverage. "I'm wondering to what extent you think that the fact of racism and white supremacy being sort of the foundation of this country should play into our reporting?" one staffer asked Baquet. "Just because it feels to me like it should be a starting point, you know? Like these conversations about what is racist, what isn't racist, I just feel like racism is in everything. It should be considered in our science reporting, in our culture reporting, in our national reporting." The staffer's point brought Baquet back to the paper's new initiative. "One reason we all signed off on The 1619 Project and made it so ambitious and expansive was to teach our readers to think a little bit more like that," Baquet said. "Race in the next year ... is going to be a huge part of the American story. And I mean, race in terms of not only African Americans and their relationship with Donald Trump, but Latinos and immigration." So the Times has two big plans. One would be big enough: to focus on the universe of racism accusations that increasingly surround the president at a time when he just happens to be running for reelection. But the other is even bigger: to "reframe" American history in accordance with the values of Times editors. It's an extraordinarily ambitious undertaking for people in what used to be known more simply as the news business.