Episode 69. February 8, 2021. Reclaiming The Spirit of 1776: Jettisoning Madison’s Constitution in Order to Connect the Declaration to a Nation of Independent Producers in an Entrepreneurial Capitalist Economy.

On: February 7, 2021

I am Laurie Thomas Vass, and this podcast is a copyrighted production of the CLP News Network. www.clpnewsnetwork.com.

We begin our advocacy of creating a new constitution with a criticism of the sloppy intellectual offering of The President’s Advisory 1776 Commission, which co-joins and conflates the principles of liberty in the Declaration, with Madison’s class-based, flawed Constitution of 1787.

The writers of the President’s Advisory 1776 Commission continue the historical charade that the two documents are linked.

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Working class and middle class citizens know that something has gone terribly wrong in the American society. They know that the U. S. government is not working on their behalf. They know that the future of the Nation is in jeopardy from the relentless attack from Marxist Democrats. The other side has already declared that conservatives are domestic terrorists and is purging them from the military and from social media websites.

It will not be long before they ratchet up the violence against patriots. Our side is not prepared to do battle to defend liberty.

We argue that the former United States government ended in a successful Democrat Marxist coup, and that that part of American history is over. It is time for natural rights conservatives to begin the task of starting over, beginning with Jefferson's principles of liberty. We conclude that the United States will never be able to live up to the promise of liberty until Madison's defective document is replaced with a constitution that makes liberty the mission statement of the new nation. Jefferson's ideology of liberty and equal rights has been abandoned by both political parties, and nothing confronts the Marxist ideology to protect individual liberty. Restoring Jefferson's ideology is America's final revolution.