Reclaiming the Republic: The United States of America is Now and Always has Been a Common Law Constitutional Republic – We are Not and Never Have Been a Democracy
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In an era where the echoes of “democracy” incessantly reverberate through the halls of education, media, and political discourse, a fundamental truth stands resolute yet remarkably obscured: The United States of America, a beacon of freedom and governance, was conceived and remains a Common Law Constitutional Republic.
This revelation, starkly absent from the mainstream narrative, challenges the pervasive and mistakenly embraced identity of a democracy—a term conspicuously absent from the nation’s foundational documents.
The airwaves are saturated, the textbooks inscribed, and the political rhetoric sharpened around the invocation of “democracy” as the bedrock of American identity. Yet, this relentless drumbeat, reverberating from sea to shining sea, distorts the essence of our nation’s core. For too long, a misconstrued belief has been meticulously woven into the fabric of societal consciousness, leading many to equate the United States with a democratic framework.
However, a dive into the annals of American history, a meticulous examination of its founding documents, and a reflection on the principles guiding its governance reveal a starkly different reality. The United States of America, in its unadulterated form, is and always has been a Common Law Constitutional Republic.
The distinction between a democracy and a republic, though nuanced to the untrained eye, is profound. While a democracy often evokes the image of majority rule, a republic stands on the bedrock of law—a framework within which the rights of all, including the minority, are safeguarded against the tyranny of the majority.
It is within this distinction that the genius of the Founding Fathers shines brightest, their foresight in crafting a nation not ruled by the whims of the masses, but by the enduring principles of law, justice, and equality.
Central to this revelation is the Guarantee Clause, a cornerstone of the United States Constitution nestled within Article IV, Section 4. This clause unequivocally asserts,
“The United States shall guarantee to every State in this Union a Republican Form of Government.”
Notably absent is any mention of democracy, an omission that is neither accidental nor trivial. It is a testament to the intentional design of a republic that balances the scales of governance, ensuring that each state and, by extension, every citizen is anchored in a system that prioritizes the rule of law above the rule of the majority.
Yet, the narrative peddled through educational institutions and echoed in the corridors of power seeks to paper over this foundational truth. The term “democracy” is wielded like a cudgel, hammered into the collective psyche in an attempt to reshape the nation’s identity.
This relentless campaign of misinformation not only distorts the public’s understanding of their governance but also undermines the very principles upon which the nation was built. It is a dangerous game of historical revisionism that threatens to sever the ties that bind us to our constitutional moorings.
As guardians of this republic, it falls upon us to challenge the prevailing narrative, to peel away the layers of misinformation, and to reaffirm the essence of America’s identity. It is a call to arms—not of weapons, but of knowledge; not to wage war, but to enlighten.
The pledge of allegiance, a testament to our national identity, conspicuously celebrates the republic for which the flag stands. It is a reminder, a beacon of truth in a sea of misconceptions, urging us to recognize and cherish our roots as a republic.
The journey to reclaiming our national identity is fraught with challenges, with forces arrayed against us that seek to dilute the potency of our founding principles. Yet, it is a battle that must be waged with the might of facts, the shield of history, and the sword of truth.
We must stand resolute in our conviction, unwavering in our commitment to enlighten, educate, and empower. For in the recognition and reaffirmation of the United States as a Common Law Constitutional Republic lies the key to preserving the liberties and freedoms we hold dear.
In the ensuing discourse, we delve deeper into the historical context, legal underpinnings, and contemporary implications of America’s identity as a Common Law Constitutional Republic. We dissect the misconceptions, challenge the falsehoods, and illuminate the path back to our foundational truths. This is not merely an academic exercise; it is a clarion call to awaken, to question, and to reclaim the essence of what it means to be American.
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I have been trying to drive this truth home to people for what seems like years and cringe every time someone refers to the U.S. as a Democracy!!!
Just to be totally clear: The U.S.A. is a FEDERAL constitutional republic; wherein and whereby the federal government is one of LIMITED and DELEGATED powers – “few and defined,” in the rather authoritative words of the man fairly called the Father of the Constitution, James Madison (‘The Federalist Papers,’ No. 45). Those powers having mostly to do with international and interstate matters, with the sovereign States responsible for most of the domestic issues of the Republic. Thus, the current SCOTUS rightly overturned the Roe v. Wade decision regarding abortion, as a matter for the States to determine, in our federal form of government.
Every true and real American in schools, in colleges, in universities need teachers, professors, and others to TEACH this in the classrooms starting in kindergarten and even into college level courses that we are a constitutional REPUBLIC because a democracy is MOB RULE. We also need the Lord’s Prayer back in our schools and colleges, no matter what the atheist says. We all need to repent of our sins. God rules in the kingdoms of men. We need to end pornography, child sex trafficking, evil illegals coming into the country. We need the United States back to the way it was under our Founders. God made the United States the greatest single nation in the entire world. May God have mercy on our country and the people in it.