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blood of many courageous Americans, let’s look at these five points:
1. “In order to form a more perfect union.’’ A better, not bigger government. Not fat laden with earmarks and pork written into law, paid for by our hard-earned money, to promote the selfish causes of elected officials.
2. “Establish justice.” By choosing judges based on their ability to understand and interpret the constitution. Not to legislate from the bench.
3. “Insure domestic tranquility and provide for the common defense.” When the world altering phone call comes at 3 a.m., which candidate do you trust in answering? A war hero with a lifetime of experience in making difficult decisions; or one who has NEVER made an executive decision?
4. “Promote general welfare.” This isn't referring to Democrat Lyndon Johnson’s great society or the welfare state, which has proven to be an abject failure. It means allowing Americans the freedom to life, liberty and the
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