The Problem With Politics Isn't The Money;

The Bill Of Rights Isn't Some Legalistic Fine Print. It Was Written To Make Our Lives Freer, More Prosperous, And Happier. By Forsaking It, America Has Become No Better Than Any Other Country In The World.

Communities Don't Think, Don't Believe, Don't Want, Don't Have Needs, Don't Have Interests And Don't Make Decisions. Only Individuals Have Minds That Generate Desires And Needs - And Only Individuals Can Make Choices And Decisions.

A Fair Trial Is One In Which The Rules Of Evidence Are Honored, The Accused Has Competent Counsel, And The Judge Enforces The Proper Courtroom Procedures - A Trial In Which Every Assumption Can Be Challenged.

I Say That The Second Amendment Doesn't Allow For Exceptions - Or Else It Would Have Read That The Right "to Keep And Bear Arms Shall Not Be Infringed, Unless Congress Chooses Otherwise." And Because There Are No Exceptions, I Disagree With My Fellow Panelists Who Say The Existing Gun Laws Should Be Enforced. Those Laws Are Unconstitutional [and] Wrong - Because They Put You At A Disadvantage To Armed Criminals, To Whom The Laws Are No Inconvenience.

I Want A Government Small Enough To Fit Inside The Constitution.