T/F Tuesday Answer: FALSE! A legislator’s #1 job is NOT to pass all laws they deem necessary, but to ensure they & other government officials follow the Constitution! A bill might have the best of intentions & have benefits to society, but if it violates any part of the Constitution, it must not be passed! In our Republic, legislators work for us, not the other way around. So all laws must be clearly understandable, not overwhelming in number & not contradictory! Legislators in all 50 states have a lot of cleaning up to do!

T/F Tuesday Answer: FALSE! While our efforts to crush tyranny work much more effectively with more people joining the freedom fight, even just 1 person can make a difference. YOU (& your phone recording) could be the difference between a traffic stop turned tragic incident & a stranger making it home safely, or between serving undeserved jail time & having a case dismissed!

T/F Tuesday Answer: FALSE! While in Florida you have 30 days to appeal a municipal ordinance violation hearing, in Michigan you only have seven days to appeal an informal hearing or 21 days to appeal a formal hearing. So, don’t miss your time to appeal!

T/F Tuesday Answer: FALSE! Although US and State constitutions clearly require due process of law before any life liberty or property is taken away, virtually all municipalities fail to provide respondents adequate information about the process when enforcing municipal codes (laws).

T/F Tuesday Answer: FALSE! As common sense as it may seem to allow the public to sign up online to speak at legislative committee hearings, some state legislatures do not have online signups. In fact, although the Florida House has online signups, the Florida Senate does not allow signups online! So much for recognizing the public’s right to easy access to the legislature…

T/F Tuesday Answer: FALSE! Legislative committee hearings are open to the general public & anyone can speak. Those legislators work for you, not the other way around! On any subject, point them back to the Constitution and remind them of their #OathOfOffice

#USConstArt4Sec4 #RepublicanFormOfGovernment #ConstitutionMatters

T/F Tuesday Answer: FALSE! Emergency does not create power. Emergency does not increase granted power or remove or diminish the restrictions placed upon power granted or reserved. The Constitution was adopted in a period of grave emergency. Its grants of power to the Federal Government and its limitations of the power of the States were determined in the light of emergency, and they are not altered by emergency.  Home Building v Blaisdell, 290 US 398, 425 (1934).

#ConstitutionMatters

unabridged, uninfringed, unviolated, undenied, undeprived, unabused, unusurped…

T/F Tuesday Answer: FALSE! . . . “Rather, the question you need to ask yourself is: in doing that particular activity on your own property, would you be violating the rights of someone else in using their property?” #ConstitutionMatters

T/F Tuesday Answer: False! Having your voice heard by your legislators very early in the legislative session, or even before, is very important, even if others are speaking on the same issues. In fact, having 3-5 people speaking on the same points each month helps legislators know which bills to focus on.

T/F Tuesday Answer: TRUE! Not only are we guaranteed a Republican Form of Government by the US Constitution (where we retain final authority), but across the US, state and federal laws specifically require government meetings to be open to the public. (OMA, FOIA, etc.)