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    Constitution Questionaire
1 I believe that our Constitution:
 AIs a living and breathing document that changes with societal needs
 BIs a controlling document and set of organic laws that can only be changed through amendment
 CIs the best set of guide lines ever conceived of by the human mind
 DWas written by principled and informed men of their times, but that it needs to be revised by our Courts and brought into modern times
 Choose the answer the most closely matches your own beliefs.
2 The Declaration of Independence:
 AWas our original Charter, but is no longer valid as the Constitution has superseded its authority
 BHas no controlling authority
 CBoth A and B above
 DIs as valid today as it was when it was written and serves as part of our Organic Law
 Choose the answer the most closely matches your own beliefs.
3 I believe that the Federalist Papers were:
 AWritten to explain the Constitution to the citizens of New York and have no value or use today
 BWritten by some of our most knowledgeable founders and represent one of the most accurate accounts of the original intent of those who wrote our Constitution
 COf great value to the citizens of New York during our founding, but are no longer valid as they do not reflect the “evolving standards of society” referred to by our Supreme Court in TROP v. DULLES, 356 U.S. 86 (1958)
 DWritten by men in the 18th century that could not possibly have been able to relate to modern society and therefore have no value today
 EA, C, and D above
 Choose the answer the most closely matches your own beliefs.
4 The Preamble to the Constitution:
 ANeither confers or denies power to the federal government
 BDescribes the nature, extent, and application of the Constitution
 CSummarizes the reasons the Constitution was written
 DAll of the above
 Choose the answer the most closely matches your own beliefs.
5 After the Constitution was written:
 AIt was sent back to the state legislatures where it was approved
 BIt was sent to the states where state ratifying conventions were held
 CCitizens were elected as representatives to the state ratifying conventions where We the People were the ones who ratified the Constitution
 DBoth B and C above
 Choose the answer the most closely matches your own beliefs.
6 All of the states:
 AAre subordinated in all areas to the Federal Government under the Supremacy Clause as stated in Article VI, Clause 2
 BGave up only that authority to the government stated in Article I, Section 10, and retain all their other sovereign authority
 CAre dependant on Federal assistance in the area of Education
 DOnly A and C above
 Choose the answer the most closely matches your own beliefs.
7 The Federal Government has near unlimited authority under General Welfare as stated in Article I, Section 8, Clause 1:
 ATrue
 BFalse
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8 Congress has broad authority to regulate under the Commerce Clause as long as it is in the best interest of our nation:
 ATrue
 BFalse
 Choose the answer the most closely matches your own beliefs.
9 Congress has the Constitutional authority to bailout financially failing companies if they believe it is in the best interest of our nation:
 ATrue
 BFalse
 Choose the answer the most closely matches your own beliefs.
10 If Congress funded the bailout of a company, that gives them the authority to replace company officers with individuals they find more satisfactory:
 ATrue
 BFalse
 Choose the answer the most closely matches your own beliefs.
11 On issues of extreme importance to our nation the President may in effect legislate through Presidential Directives or Orders:
 ATrue
 BFalse
 Choose the answer the most closely matches your own beliefs.
12 As a member of Congress would you work to stop the near universal use of Stare Decisis by our Federal Courts?
 AYes
 BAggressively yes
 CNo
 DAggressively no
 Choose the answer the most closely matches your own beliefs.
13 As a member of Congress, would you work to repeal the citizenship rights and privileges accorded to corporations by our Courts since they are merely creatures created by government?
 AYes
 BNo
 Choose the answer the most closely matches your own beliefs.
14 Corporations and businesses have the right to conduct business, compete in the free market, advertise, make contracts, own property, and engage in free speech, but they should not have more power over our elected officials and government than citizens. Would you work to change our election laws in a way that would always allow Corporations and businesses to lobby Congress and government agencies, advertise their needs and concerns, but not allow for any corporate or business contributions to candidates running for office, politicians, government, political parties or Political Action Committees?
 AYes
 BAggressively Yes
 CNo
 DAggressively No
 Choose the answer the most closely matches your own beliefs.
15

The Bill of Rights was created as an additional layer of protection against federal intrusion into state and citizen’s rights.  The incorporation of the Bill of Rights (or incorporation for short) is the process by which American courts have applied portions of the U.S. Bill of Rights to the states.  In the past, the Bill of Rights was held only to apply to the federal government.  Our federal court system, however, has been applying the Federal Bill of Rights back against the states denying states their own historical rights.  The states have their own charters of rights contained in their constitutions to protect their citizens from any state violations. 

As a member of Congress, would you vote to terminate the jurisdiction of the Federal judiciary with respect to appeals relating to alleged violations of the U.S. Constitution’s Bill of Rights by state and local government as this violates the original intent of the Bill of Rights?

 

 AYes
 BAggressively yes
 CNo
 DAggressively No
 Choose the answer the most closely matches your own beliefs.
16 As a member of Congress would you actively work to pass the Enumerated Powers Act that would require the Constitutional authority to be placed at the top of every bill and at the beginning of each new section of every bill before it was introduced?
 AYes
 BNo
 Choose the answer the most closely matches your own beliefs.
17 Justice Story, the Father of American jurisprudence said: The offenses to which the power of impeachment has been and is ordinarily applied as a remedy are “... what are aptly termed political offenses, growing out of personal misconduct, or gross neglect, or usurpation, or habitual disregard of the public interests” along with a judges "unconstitutional opinions" and "attempts to subvert the fundamental laws and introduce arbitrary power." Do you believe that these are valid reasons for impeachment and removal from office today, as these actions would constitute a breach of “Good Behavior” which is the only requirement to continue in office?
 AYes
 BNo
 Choose the answer the most closely matches your own beliefs.
18 Do you believe that the checks and balances provided for in our Constitution that were instituted to prevent the accumulation of too much power being accumulated in any one branch of government are being applied today?
 AYes
 BNo
 Choose the answer the most closely matches your own beliefs.
19 If you answered "No" in the above question, would you push for legislation and practices that would reestablish these important safeguards?
 AYes
 BNo
 Choose the answer the most closely matches your own beliefs.
20 . If elected to public office will you:
 AWork diligently to seal our borders by establishing high tech double layer fencing with adequate video and sensory technology, and provide personnel in order to prevent anyone from penetrating our borders illegally – especially beginning with our southern border?
 BWork diligently to punish those who employee illegal labor in an effort to reverse any incentive for those looking for work to enter our country illegally which will also force those here illegally to return to their own native country as their jobs dry up?
 CWork hard to prevent any sort of amnesty program from being enacted including any program that allows for the paying of fines, back taxes, learning English, getting at the back of the line, or any other scheme that would allow those who broke our immigration laws to continue their stay in our country legally?
 DWork tirelessly to accomplish A., B., and C., above?
 Choose the answer the most closely matches your own beliefs.
21 Will you work diligently to assure that those who are here illegally, along with those who are here on temporary work permits or visas, will not be able to opt-in to programs established for citizens such as: social security, Medicare, Medicaid, food stamps, or free healthcare, education, or medical services except for actual life threatening situations?
 AYes
 BNo
 Choose the answer the most closely matches your own beliefs.
22 Will you work diligently to help assure the integrity of our election systems by preventing our Federal Court System from overturning any state requirement for official picture ID assuring citizenship status when voting by exercising your authority under Article I, Section 4, Clause 1, or under Article III, Section 2, Clause 2; as necessary?
 AYes
 BNo
 Choose the answer the most closely matches your own beliefs.
23 If elected to Congress do you promise to read every legislative bill, act, or resolution, or have competent staff read the above and brief you on all the details before you vote in order to establish its constitutionality and bear true fidelity to your oath of office?
 AYes
 BNo
 Choose the answer the most closely matches your own beliefs.
24

Article I, Section 9, Clause 2, of our Constitution says:

The privilege of the writ of habeas corpus shall not be suspended, unless when in cases of rebellion or invasion the public safety may require it. 

Privileges under the 14th Amendment are reserved for citizens not visitors, illegals or Guantanamo terrorists.  If elected to Congress would you work diligently to stop giving the privileges reserved for citizens to those persons who are not citizens, especially those who are terrorists intent on destroying our nation?

 AYes
 BNo
 Choose the answer the most closely matches your own beliefs.
25

U.S. Supreme Court said in MIRANDA v. ARIZONA, 384 U.S. 436 (1966):

(b) The privilege against self-incrimination, which has had a long and expansive historical development, is the essential mainstay of our adversary system and guarantees to the individual the "right to remain silent unless he chooses to speak in the unfettered exercise of his own will,…"

The requirement to be Mirandized prior to being questioned while in custody is a privilege set-aside for citizens.  If elected to Congress would you work to assure that foreign Islamic terrorists while attacking or attempting to attack our nation and / or our citizens would be treated as enemy combatants operating outside of the Geneva Convention and would be questioned accordingly by our military or other national agencies?

 

 AYes
 BNo
 Choose the answer the most closely matches your own beliefs.
26

The 14th Amendment says:

”All persons born or naturalized in the United States, and subject to the jurisdiction thereof, are citizens of the United States and the state wherein they reside.”

The Congressional Record of those who wrote this amendment, and also four years later in the Supreme Court case: Slaughterhouse Cases, 83 U.S. 16 Wall. 36 36 (1872), both stated that: “subject to the jurisdiction thereof” did not include people from foreign nations coming here having children who were loyal to their nation and subject to its authority. Women coming here from Mexico illegally and having children, now considered as citizens and anchor babies, is illegal because it is outside of the authority and against the original intent of the 14th Amendment.

If elected to Congress will you work diligently to see that this policy of anchor babies is overturned?

 AYes
 BNo
 Choose the answer the most closely matches your own beliefs.
27 There appears to be an effort by government to stifle conservative speech on radio talk shows, TV, and the Internet. If elected to Congress will you fight to preserve free speech and assure that it is the free market that determines the outcome of programming and subject matter and not the federal government?
 AYes
 BNo
 Choose the answer the most closely matches your own beliefs.
28 Do you believe that man made Global Warming claims are real - given that there have been no warming trends for the last 11 years and that there has been an attempted cover-up by some in the scientific community to hide the fact that much of the Global Warming data was false or incomplete?
 AYes
 BNo
 Choose the answer the most closely matches your own beliefs.