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What power or force can go up against the Federal Government?

Only the collective powers of the state Governments

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his web site is dedicated to the restoration and preservation of the Constitution in the spirit of the Founding fathers, who under the inspiration of providence, gave the world a form of Government established on eternal principles, which deals with the eternal nature of man making it timeless and capable of governing in any time frame of mankind.

Handcuff-the-federal-government-with-the-ConstitutionIf followed, the constitution would control the lust for power found in the nature of man and would justly govern the people and at the same time governs the government.

A repeal of the 16th and 17th amendments would restore a sound monetary system along with the delicate system of checks and balances provided in the original Constitution and it drives a deadly stake in the heart of America’s biggest problem and heartache, an all powerful and out of control Federal Government.

Today Congress, the heart of good government, no longer represents the will of the people, but caters to the numerous secret combinations of money changers that contribute to their reelection campaigns

A repeal of the 17th amendment would eliminate the moneychangers and their influence in the Senate, and once this corruption and influence peddling is eliminated in the Senate, the Senate would soon clean the corruption out of the House.

With the Senate once more acting as ambassadors of the states they would soon strip away the unconstitutional powers of the Feds, and restore those powers to the states, then we would once again have a government of the people by the people and for the people.


A New Birth of Freedom

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e are the most favored people who have ever lived upon the earth. We are living in the greatest and most prosperous time in the history of the world. We enjoy more freedom than any other nation in the world today. But can we keep it that way?

Today we see signs of troubles ahead. There has been a loss of many freedoms since the fifties. Many of them lost in the name of equal rights, and freedom from religion. We are being taxed beyond any reasonable amount, and there are some in government that are asking for even higher taxes.

We must not forget that nations may…and usually do … sow the seeds of their own destruction while enjoying unprecedented prosperity. (E.T. Benson –former Ag. Sec. 'An enemy hath done this')

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Resolution for the Repeal

A RESOLUTION TO RESTORE ORDER AND BALANCE
BETWEEN THE STATES AND THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT BY THE REPEAL OF THE SEVENTEENTH AMENDMENT

 

Whereas, the authors of the Constitution for the United States of America by design required Senators to be elected by state legislatures in order to provide a check and balance between the federal government and state governments, and

Whereas, this Constitution created a republic recognizing the sovereignty of the individual states, and

Whereas, adoption of the Seventeenth Amendment erased that check and balance between the federal government and state governments, and

Whereas, the federal government has persistently expanded its powers and jurisdiction over state governments since the adoption of the Seventeenth Amendment, and

Whereas, these expanded federal powers have lead to unbearable burdens, regulations and unfunded mandates upon the states, and 

Whereas, the Tenth Amendment to the Constitution has been continually weakened due to states not having their powers protected as originally intended by the framers of the Constitution,

NOW THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED THAT THE STATE LEGISLATURE OF [                                        ] : urges in the strongest possible terms that the Congressional Delegation of the State of ________________, both Senators and Representatives, introduce, co-sponsor, and work diligently to adopt the following proposed Amendment:


Proposed Amendment to the Constitution for the United States of America

Section 1. The Seventeenth Article of Amendment to the Constitution for the United States is hereby repealed.

Section 2.  Article I, section 3, paragraph 1 of the Constitution for the United States be reaffirmed, to wit: "The Senate of the United States shall be composed of two Senators from each state, chosen by the legislature thereof, for six years; and each Senator shall have one vote.”

Section 3. The state legislature of each state shall bring their Senate delegation in line with the aforementioned Article of the Constitution

Section 4. In the event of a vacancy, the governor shall make an appointment of a Senator who shall serve until such time as the legislature elects a Senator to complete the term.

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Who is The National States Rights Coalition:

An organization dedicated to the Repeal of the 17th Amendment, the first and most important step in the restoration of our God inspired Constitution.

A return to the original success formula of our Founding Fathers will restore to the states and the people the sovereignty and powers granted to them in the Constitution and amplified in the 10th Amendment, which were destroyed by the 17th Amendment.

This single act will once again place the Federal Government back into the chains of the Constitution as envisioned by our Founding Fathers as part of the checks and balances of power. This in its self will be a great blessing to our people.