Who we are

We are a coalition of many groups, organizations, and individuals, concerned about the current direction in which our country is moving. Our membership roster includes people from all walks of life, financial ranks, and professional and educational disciplines. Our common purpose is our dedication to the preservation and restoration of our individual liberty through governing at a state and local level.

As individuals, we pledge ourselves to the principles of the united States Constitution, and will work toward its restoration in practice at every level of government.

What we believe

We believe all freedoms are given to us by our God, and hence cannot be taken away by man or his government.

We believe the Constitution of the united States of America, hereinafter referred to as “the Constitution”, is a sacred document, which acknowledges our God-given freedoms, and deserves a place of honor with all that is good.

We believe, furthermore, that the Constitution is the last, best hope for mankind as a surviving example of how a government can respect the lives, property, and personal freedom of each individual. We do not subscribe to the notion that the Constitution is a “living” document, subject to change and adaptation to contemporary times.

We believe the Constitution binds our government to respect the wealth and fortunes of each and every individual. We do not believe, however, that this protection extends to entitle any individual or group to equality of property, wealth, or even basic sustenance. We believe the Constitution provides for equal opportunity – not equal stature. The former is fair government; the latter is socialism and requires theft from one, to accommodate the “needs” of another.

Therefore, we believe all government entitlement programs, regardless of purported or sincere benevolence, are overtly and absolutely illegal, under the Constitution. As individuals, we pledge ourselves toward the elimination of such programs.

We believe God created the earth, the animals, and the environment for the enjoyment and use of human beings. While we therefore acknowledge our personal responsibility to be good stewards of the resources our Divine Creator has given us, we summarily reject the doctrine of “Sustainable Development” as unveiled by the United Nations in Agenda 21. We believe the real purpose of “Sustainable Development”, as it is being defined and implemented, is not care for the environment but the curtailment of human activities and individual liberties. We further believe that it will ultimately be a detriment to the environment.

By networking with other individuals on a grass-roots level, our goal is a complete restoration of Constitutional government – especially the first 10 amendments called the Bill of Rights.