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To elected officials - Legal Powers of U.S. Government From Article I, Section 8 U.S. Constitution
Levy Taxes and make laws;
For The General Welfare:
1. International and interstate commerce (trade)
2. Naturalization
3. Bankruptcy
4. Coin Money, establish value
5. Weights and Measures
6. Punish counterfeiting
7. Postal Service
8. Issue patents and copyrights
9. Establish Federal Courts
10. Govern District of Columbia
11. Purchase real estate for necessary buildings
For the Common Defense:
1. Define and punish Maritime and international Crimes
2. Declare War
3. Make rules for, and fund Military Services
This list represents the sum total of the functions the federal government is constitutionally authorized to perform.
“The powers not delegated to the United States by the Constitution, nor prohibited by it to the States, are
reserved to the States respectively, or to the people.”
~Amendment 10, U.S. Constitution -
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Another Political Party?
Our position is a little different from most alternative parties. We recognize that in our form of government, third party candidates invariably end up electing the candidate least desired by their supporters. Multiple parties can only be effective in a parliamentary system with apportioned representation. In the U.S. “winner-takes-all” system more than two parties, contending for the same office is simply not practicable. For that reason, we will not be attempting to elect our own party candidates, at least not in the foreseeable future.
That does not mean, however, that alternative parties do not have an important function in our political structure. The value of alternative parties is voter education and issue advocacy. Our objective in the next two or three election cycles is to help return the U.S. to a constitutional republican form of government based on the founding principles enshrined in the Declaration of Independence and the Constitution.
To this end, we will be identifying incumbent candidates that have demonstrated a disdain for the Constitution, or party biases that prevent them from working in the best interest of their state and the nation as a whole. We will attempt to defeat them in primary contests by identifying and supporting candidates who honor the founding principles of limited government, limited taxation, respect for private property, and individual liberty.
Most important of all, we will attempt to identify and promote candidates who will defend the Constitution, and attempt to secure the unalienable rights of life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness (prosperity) to all. From a practical point of view, this will mean, in most cases, working with the conservative base of the Republican Party.
If this makes sense to you, we invite you to join us in helping conservative Republicans take back their party and help curtail the advance of statism. For those who live outside Illinois, you can check for a Conservative Party in your state by going to the national website at conservativepartyusa.org
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