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#politics #unitedstates #NobelPrize The political acrimony between the Federalist John Adams, George Washington’s vice president, and the Democrat-Republican Thomas Jefferson, Secretary of State, the former who described United States of America as a country of laws and not men, and the latter legitimately and prophetically concerned about the prospects of the survival of the Revolution because of government tyranny was the first deeply partisan election in the nation’s history to the great disappointment of George Washington, the committed non-partisan, who did not mince words in his Farewell Address setting an example of leadership for all presidents since. Then came the first Republican president Abraham Lincoln’s 1860-61 election which produced the Civil War because of the abject failure of civility by domestic militancy. If Donald Trump and JD Vance are to succeed, not the endless irrational and undignified politics of revenge but non-partisan conversation in reason, every elected official speaking their mind and voting their conscience as thinking individuals, Rule # 110 in Washington’s book, Rules of Civility https://lnkd.in/eHu9CcAy, is ultimately what is going to save the country and the world. The perfect storm we are in: https://lnkd.in/erZYnC3Z. What to do about it? https://lnkd.in/eFjkHf6n. The midterm election at 250, in 2026, will be the show and tell if United States of America can found itself again in the mold of 1776. Sign this for September 24th Summit of the Future in Manhattan António Guterres. #sustainability. What is it? A primer: https://lnkd.in/eJQvnCa8. #OurCommonFuture https://lnkd.in/eaZe52sD. Vulcan Love 🖖❤️

The Founders Fundamental Principles The relative uniformity of fundamental thought shared by these men included strong and unusually well-defined convictions concerning religious principles, political precepts, economic fundamentals, and long-range social goals. On particulars, of course, they quarreled, but when discussing fundamental precepts and ultimate objectives they seemed practically unanimous. They even had strong criticism of one another as individual personalities, yet admired each other as laborers in the common cause. John Adams, for example, felt a strong personality conflict between himself and Benjamin Franklin and even Thomas Jefferson. Yet Adams' writings are steeped in accolades for both of them, and their writings carried the same for him. One of George Washington's most vehement critics was Dr. Benjamin Rush, and yet that Pennsylvania physician boldly supported everything for which Washington worked and fought. We will now proceed to carefully examine the 28 major principles on which the American Founders established the first free people in modern times. These are great ideas which provided the intellectual, political, and economic climate for the formation of the greatest government ever...Our Republic. The Constitution and the laws are supreme and the Union indissoluble.~Andrew Jackson~ Don't let liberal democrats or republicans ruin what so many have sacrificed so much to preserve.

The Founders Fundamental Principles The relative uniformity of fundamental thought shared by these men included strong and unusually well-defined convictions concerning religious principles, political precepts, economic fundamentals, and long-range social goals. On particulars, of course, they quarreled, but when discussing fundamental precepts and ultimate objectives they seemed practically unanimous. They even had strong criticism of one another as individual personalities, yet admired each other as laborers in the common cause. John Adams, for example, felt a strong personality conflict between himself and Benjamin Franklin and even Thomas Jefferson. Yet Adams' writings are steeped in accolades for both of them, and their writings carried the same for him. One of George Washington's most vehement critics was Dr. Benjamin Rush, and yet that Pennsylvania physician boldly supported everything for which Washington worked and fought. We will now proceed to carefully examine the 28 major principles on which the American Founders established the first free people in modern times. These are great ideas which provided the intellectual, political, and economic climate for the formation of the greatest government ever...Our Republic. The Constitution and the laws are supreme and the Union indissoluble.~Andrew Jackson~ Don't let liberal democrats or republicans ruin what so many have sacrificed so much to preserve.

Are lobbyist and their corporate clients the real deep state? The John Birch Society, the MAGA of its day, had the Zionist Occupation Government to describe a secret Jewish cabal that control western governments. Today Republicans talk about a “Deep State” cabal of unelected officials secretively pulling the strings of American government. But are Washington lobbyists and their corporate clients the real Deep State? Lobbyists have disguised their influence so well that it is barely visible even to savvy Washington insiders. Decades of deregulation and the revolving door allows industry executives move into government policy positions. Trump had his Cabinet of Billionaires like Betsy DeVoss. Billionaire Linda McMahon was picked for Small Business Administrator and billionaire Vincent Viola was selected as Secretary for the Army. Extreme right wing organizations like the Heritage Foundation are now among the top clients of Washington lobbyist. A common thread across right wing lobbyists and Trump's Cabinet of Billionaires is absolutist policies that aim to return the US to some mythical past where Christian theology is the law of the land and where minorities and women know their place. Corporations, far-right politicians, and judges will exert more control over nearly every aspect American’s lives. So called Christian values will replace the rule of law. The Deep State will have come out of the closet of nightmares and into your home. Be afraid. Be very afraid.

Liberty and Order: The First American Party Struggle - OA PDF: https://lnkd.in/gicRuSxk Liberty and Order is an ambitious anthology of primary source writings: letters, circulars, debate transcriptions, House proceedings, and newspaper articles that document the years during which America’s Founding generation divided over the sort of country the United States was to become. With this significant collection, the reader receives a deeper understanding of the complex issues, struggles, and personalities that made up the first great party battle and that continue to shape our representative government today. Within three years of the inauguration of the new federal Constitution, America’s revolutionary leaders divided bitterly over the policies most appropriate for the infant nation. Within five years, two clashing groups were winning thousands of ordinary voters to their side. Within adecade, the collision had resulted in a full-blown party war. There has never been another struggle like it. These were the first true parties in the history of the world—the first, that is, to mobilize and organize a large proportion of a mass electorate for a national competition. More than that, these parties argued at a depth and fought with a ferocity that has never been repeated. The Federalists and the Jeffersonian Republicans—the friends of order and the friends of liberty as they sometimes called themselves—were both convinced that more than office, more than clashing interests, and more, indeed, than even national policy in the ordinary sense were fundamentally at stake in their quarrel. Their struggle, they believed, was over nothing less profound than the sort of future the United States would have, the sort of nation America was to be. Each regarded the other as a serious threat to what was not yet called the American way. And from their own perspectives, both were right. This first great party battle is, of course, completely fascinating for its own sake. Between the framing of the Constitution and the War of 1812, the generation that had made the world’s first democratic revolution set about to put its revolutionary vision into practice on a national stage. #Liberty #Order #AmericanFounding #FoundingFathers #AmericanParties #PartySystem #Federalist #AntiFederalists #Jeffersonian #Hamiltonian #UnitedStates #nationbuilding #politicalrhetoric

THE VIRTUOUS AGENDA; DESTROYING OUR GLOBAL REAL COMMON GOOD (THE PLANET) IN THE NAME OF VIRTUAL CITIES OF VIRTUES 1) Could we stop focusing on Trump. His enablers know he is senile and totally unfit to be president but he still electrifies the masses and be he elected he will not be the president. At the very most he will be given some people to torture and destroy just like you give a sadistic kid some little animals to "play with" 2) could we stop referring to the old comparison with Hitler or the like. Indeed all authoritarian regimes share many points in common. If you insist on the past go to ideals such as Plato's Republic, or the City of God saved from barbarians. 3) In his book, "Regime Change", Deneen doesn’t embrace the term “illiberal” but lays out a vision of an ideal “postliberal order” that would jettison liberalism’s protection of individual rights in favor of a social order that promotes “the common good” — a purportedly objective set of social conditions, borrowed from Catholic social teaching, that “undergird human flourishing.” 4) The following article makes it all clear "The crux of Deneen’s book is his plan for the transition from the liberal order to the postliberal order. This “peaceful” transition, Deneen argued, would not happen on its own. It would require the creation of “a new elite” — a “self-conscious aristoi” (or aristocracy) who could enter the halls of government, academia and the media, take them over and repurpose them toward conservative and illiberal ends. While drawn from the upper echelons of society, this new elite would effectively act as class traitors: Having replaced the old, corrupt liberal elite, they would ally with and rule in the interests of the “many,” using their power to foster conservative values like “stability, order [and] continuity.” Deneen calls this political arrangement “aristopopulism” — an alliance between a “genuinely noble elite” (the “aristoi”) and the populist masses, working together to replace secular liberalism with a postliberal system grounded in a “forthright acknowledgment and renewal of the Christian roots of our civilization.” 5) that said, let's not forget it is a global trend riding on a global power of kleptocracy. The "pure" virtuous elite is made of Uber predators ready to exploit our more precious existential Common Good : our planet https://lnkd.in/e7WCTAzp

Great post by J.B. Shurk in American Thinker about Ned Ryun's new book "American Leviathan" (the deep state). I just bought the book. Excerpts: "Although Hobbes saw the Leviathan as a necessary force for taming violent chaos, Ryun recognizes it for what it actually is: an uncontrollable, ever-growing, and ravenous beast that devours any prospect for representative democracy or individual liberty." "He takes great pains to show how Progressive Statists depend upon a rejection of God, so that they can claim His powers as their own." "In the same way that the theological Leviathan represents the deadly sin of envy, the American Leviathan is envious of all forms of power outside its own." "Ultimately, to choose the unelected administrative state over the constitutional republic and the protection of Americans’ natural rights is to worship government above all else." "The American Leviathan is an obscene and false god." "Ryun makes a compelling case for why Americans must slay the Leviathan that has co-opted their form of government and stolen so many of their individual liberties. He diagrams how the rise of an all-powerful bureaucracy is meant to replace private property and personal freedoms with concerns for “social justice” while turning the State into a quasi-divine entity capable of offering spiritual salvation." "He proves that today’s “ruling elites” see representative democracy as “not just an inconvenience, but even more so an enemy and danger to the state." "America First Republicans, Ryun argues, must reject the legitimacy of the administrative state: “This is The Thing. Nothing else matters." ”After a century of concentrated power “in the hands of a credentialed idiocracy who believe they are the final arbiters for government and society,” this is what we know: “The entire premise of the administrative state has been proven a farce.” He concludes that “it is time to declare political war” on the American Leviathan, “to tear it apart piece by piece, and to restore the Republic.”

Abraham Lincoln was shot on April 14, 1865, in the Ford Theatre in Washington, D.C., and he died on April 15, 1865. He was America’s 16th and arguably its greatest president thus far. He was the first person elected from the Republican Party as president of these United States in the presidential election of November 6, 1860. The Republican Party had been founded six years earlier in 1854 by antislavery democrats after the passage of the Kansas-Nebraska Act. Lincoln served as president during the American Civil War between the slavery-supporting Confederate States and antislavery Union (1861-1865). He signed the Emancipation Proclamation on September 22, 1862, and it became effective on January 1, 1863. His Emancipation Proclamation became the underpinning for the three immediate post-civil war amendments to the U.S. Constitution — the 13th, 14th, and 15th Amendments — which began the process of granting equal rights to all Americans. He was not a perfect man at all, but he did some great things for the United States. Lincoln is one of the eight U.S. presidents who’ve died in office: four died by assassinations, and four from natural causes. Abraham Lincoln, JFK, MLK, and many other great Americans were killed just because they wanted America to be true to what it said in its Declaration of Independence and Constitution— equality for all — but a certain group of Americans didn’t want that. I love Abraham Lincoln like a trusted ally. #history #worldhistory #ushistory #americanhistory #globalevents #northamerica #abrahamlincoln #uspolitics #usconstitution

Ever wonder why the conservative movement is so messed up? In one of my latest posts, I explain how conservative cancel culture has watered down the American Right. Read and share.

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