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What is Government?
A Representation of the People
   Not an Entity, Ruler, or Company
   No Authority to Run the Economy
   No Authority to Run Internal Improvements
   No Authority to Run any Domestic Affairs
A Representation of the People
   No Authority to Redistribute Money
   No Authority to Take Freedoms and Liberties
    away from the People through Legislation
   No Power to Give Freedom or Liberty
   Represent the States/People in Foreign Affairs
   Defend the States/People
   That’s it!!!
Federalist vs. Nationalist




      Jefferson              Hamilton


Examining the differences between what is …
       and what was supposed to be
Federalism
   Origins – Declaration of Independence
   Articles of Confederation and PERPETUAL Union
   Constitution


                   Nationalism
   Origins – "American System“ Government Runs Everything
   Destruction of PERPETUAL Union / Forced Union
   A Unique Fascist Approach - Hamilton / Clay / Lincoln /
    Wilson and Others
Federalism
   Confederation of Countries (States) - Voluntary Union
   Republic and the Rule of Law - (Dual Level Republic)
   Representative Government
   A non-Party Government for ALL the People

                    Nationalism
   Centralized Nation State (Forced Union)
   Democracy used as an Oligarchy – Elitist Rule
   Party Ideologue Government of Elitists
   Two Party System meant to Divide and Enslave
Federalism
   The People are the Government - State and Local Control
   Term Limits for Representatives - Part Time Job
   Stipends for Representation (No Benefits)
   Senators Appointed by State Legislatures

                    Nationalism
   The Politicians are the Government - Nation State Control
   Career Politicians
   Politicians set own Salaries, Benefits, Health care
   Senators Democratically Elected. Majority Rules
Federalism
   Extremely Limited Constitutional Government
   Small Federal Government
   Government for Foreign Affairs Only
   Decentralized Government Close to the People

                    Nationalism
   Constitutional Government Interpreted 10,000 ways
   Bloated Federal Government
   Government for Everything
   Centralized Government Away from the People
Federalism
   Balanced Budgets Annually - NO Exceptions
   Elimination of Czars / Most Departments
   Education through Local and Private Sectors
   Children Taught Basics for Success in Life

                    Nationalism
   No Budgets – Unlimited Spending
   Czars using Power for Ideological Purposes
   Failed Education System Based on Central Government
    Standards
   Children Indoctrinated to Follow Nation State
Federalism
   Protect the States and the People
   Responsible Immigration Policy - State Enforced
   Eliminating Foreign Aid
   No UN, Coalition with Friendly Countries, Neutral

                     Nationalism
   Policing the World
   Broken and unenforceable Immigration Policy
   Funding Countries that hate America
   Bowing to United Nations / Mismanaged Foreign Policy
Federalism
   End all Wars, Bring Troops Home
   Smaller more effective National Defense
   Espouse the Republic form of Government


                   Nationalism
   Troop Stationed Everywhere, Continuous Warfare
   Bloated Pentagon Sending 1000s to Die, 10s of 1000s
    Injured
   Forcing Democracy on the World
Federalism
   State’s Rights / People's Rights - Tenth Amendment
   Secession and Nullification, State Competition
   States Run Domestic Affairs
   States Have Right to Develop Natural Resources

                    Nationalism
   Limited States Rights (virtually no State’s Rights)
   Forced to Stay in Union and Obey Federal Edicts
   Federal Government Runs Domestic affairs
   Government Blocks or Interferes Through Over Regulation
Federalism
   Protection of Personal Property - #1 Priority
   People are Defenders of Individual Human Rights
   All Americans are Created Equal
   Minority Ideologies are Protected

                    Nationalism
   Confiscation of Personal Property
   People Are Patriotic to Dystopian Nation State
   Class Warfare, Inequality, Creating Partisanship
   Majority Ideology Rules, Minority Enslaved
Federalism
   The Right to Live as One Chooses
   Pursue the American Dream
   Enjoy the Fruits of One’s labor
   Donating Through Individual’s choice

                    Nationalism
   Forced to Live as Others Choose
   Punished Attaining the American Dream (Progressive Tax)
   Fruits Taken and Redistributed
   Government Donating to Cronies and Friends
Federalism
   Open Market Capitalism
   Fair Market Banking, No Central Bank, Specie Based
   Limited Regulations
   Private Health Care options

                    Nationalism
   Crony Capitalism, Special Interests, Picks Winners/Losers
   Fractional Banking by Cartel (FED), Paper Money (Not
    Backed)
   Nearly Unlimited Regulations
   Forced to Have Care – Forced Government Programs
Federalism
   Energy Independence - Total Open Free-Markets
   Ending Subsidies to All Sectors
   No Pork Spending


                   Nationalism
   Forced Green Energy Solutions - Over Regulated
   Paying Subsidies to Favorites and Friends
   Pork Spending to get Politicians Re-elected
Federalism
   People’s Right of Self-Defense, Gun Ownership
   Independent Judiciary
   Legal System Based on Original Intent of Laws as Written


                    Nationalism
   Police State, Dystopian Society
   Judges picked by Political Ideology for Life
   Legal System is Evolutionary / Decisions Based on Politics
Federalism
   No Taxation without Representation
   Very Limited Taxation by Federal Government
   Federal Gov. Funded non-Income, non-Sales Tax Solutions
   No Corporate Taxation. Keep Jobs in U.S. - State Control

                    Nationalism
   Taxation Without TRUE Representation
   Forced Taxation by Federal Government
   Forced Income Based Taxation
   2nd Highest in World. Forcing Jobs to go Overseas
Federalism
   No Centralized Internal Improvements - Private Competition
   Elimination of Government Programs (Move to Private Sector)
   Fiscal Responsibility - NO Exceptions
   No Borrowing

                    Nationalism
   Centralized Internal Improvements
   Forced to Belong to Government Programs
   Fiscal Irresponsibility and Deficit Spending
   Irresponsible “Crisis” borrowing and Unable to Payback
Federalism
   Job Training Moved to Private Sector – Choice
   Protection of Senior Programs (Phased into Private Sector)
   Self Responsibility, Move Welfare to Private Sector - Choice
   Welfare – Ending Poverty through Private Sector - Choice

                     Nationalism
   Failed Public Training Programs
   Bankrupting Programs, Stealing Money from Social Security
   Unlimited Welfare, Dependency to Buy Votes for Political
    Re-election
   Welfare – Keeping the Poor…Poor
Federalism
   Interpret Constitution Based on Original Intent as
    Founded in the Federalist and Anti-Federalist
    Papers


                   Nationalism
   Interpret Constitution Based on Judicial Political
    Biases / Enforced by Dystopian National Police
    State
Federalism
   Live by Your Choices not Their Choices
   Choose to belong to any programs you want
   Keep the Money you Earn
   Tax Free Property and Money to your family

                 Nationalism
   Ruled by Force of Government
   Forced to belong to programs you don’t want
   Tax and Take Money you Earn
   Take as Much Money and Property as Possible
Next Step
   The career politicians will never change the system they
    control
   Only through a coalition of people from all sides coming
    together can change happen
   It’s time to take the Tea Party and all other movements
    to the next level
   Restructure government from the outside-in through
    political force, not actual force
   Select representatives from the people, not from a
    Political Party
Federalists - 2013
   www.federalist2013.com

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What is Government? A Representation of the People

  • 2. A Representation of the People  Not an Entity, Ruler, or Company  No Authority to Run the Economy  No Authority to Run Internal Improvements  No Authority to Run any Domestic Affairs
  • 3. A Representation of the People  No Authority to Redistribute Money  No Authority to Take Freedoms and Liberties away from the People through Legislation  No Power to Give Freedom or Liberty  Represent the States/People in Foreign Affairs  Defend the States/People  That’s it!!!
  • 4. Federalist vs. Nationalist Jefferson Hamilton Examining the differences between what is … and what was supposed to be
  • 5. Federalism  Origins – Declaration of Independence  Articles of Confederation and PERPETUAL Union  Constitution Nationalism  Origins – "American System“ Government Runs Everything  Destruction of PERPETUAL Union / Forced Union  A Unique Fascist Approach - Hamilton / Clay / Lincoln / Wilson and Others
  • 6. Federalism  Confederation of Countries (States) - Voluntary Union  Republic and the Rule of Law - (Dual Level Republic)  Representative Government  A non-Party Government for ALL the People Nationalism  Centralized Nation State (Forced Union)  Democracy used as an Oligarchy – Elitist Rule  Party Ideologue Government of Elitists  Two Party System meant to Divide and Enslave
  • 7. Federalism  The People are the Government - State and Local Control  Term Limits for Representatives - Part Time Job  Stipends for Representation (No Benefits)  Senators Appointed by State Legislatures Nationalism  The Politicians are the Government - Nation State Control  Career Politicians  Politicians set own Salaries, Benefits, Health care  Senators Democratically Elected. Majority Rules
  • 8. Federalism  Extremely Limited Constitutional Government  Small Federal Government  Government for Foreign Affairs Only  Decentralized Government Close to the People Nationalism  Constitutional Government Interpreted 10,000 ways  Bloated Federal Government  Government for Everything  Centralized Government Away from the People
  • 9. Federalism  Balanced Budgets Annually - NO Exceptions  Elimination of Czars / Most Departments  Education through Local and Private Sectors  Children Taught Basics for Success in Life Nationalism  No Budgets – Unlimited Spending  Czars using Power for Ideological Purposes  Failed Education System Based on Central Government Standards  Children Indoctrinated to Follow Nation State
  • 10. Federalism  Protect the States and the People  Responsible Immigration Policy - State Enforced  Eliminating Foreign Aid  No UN, Coalition with Friendly Countries, Neutral Nationalism  Policing the World  Broken and unenforceable Immigration Policy  Funding Countries that hate America  Bowing to United Nations / Mismanaged Foreign Policy
  • 11. Federalism  End all Wars, Bring Troops Home  Smaller more effective National Defense  Espouse the Republic form of Government Nationalism  Troop Stationed Everywhere, Continuous Warfare  Bloated Pentagon Sending 1000s to Die, 10s of 1000s Injured  Forcing Democracy on the World
  • 12. Federalism  State’s Rights / People's Rights - Tenth Amendment  Secession and Nullification, State Competition  States Run Domestic Affairs  States Have Right to Develop Natural Resources Nationalism  Limited States Rights (virtually no State’s Rights)  Forced to Stay in Union and Obey Federal Edicts  Federal Government Runs Domestic affairs  Government Blocks or Interferes Through Over Regulation
  • 13. Federalism  Protection of Personal Property - #1 Priority  People are Defenders of Individual Human Rights  All Americans are Created Equal  Minority Ideologies are Protected Nationalism  Confiscation of Personal Property  People Are Patriotic to Dystopian Nation State  Class Warfare, Inequality, Creating Partisanship  Majority Ideology Rules, Minority Enslaved
  • 14. Federalism  The Right to Live as One Chooses  Pursue the American Dream  Enjoy the Fruits of One’s labor  Donating Through Individual’s choice Nationalism  Forced to Live as Others Choose  Punished Attaining the American Dream (Progressive Tax)  Fruits Taken and Redistributed  Government Donating to Cronies and Friends
  • 15. Federalism  Open Market Capitalism  Fair Market Banking, No Central Bank, Specie Based  Limited Regulations  Private Health Care options Nationalism  Crony Capitalism, Special Interests, Picks Winners/Losers  Fractional Banking by Cartel (FED), Paper Money (Not Backed)  Nearly Unlimited Regulations  Forced to Have Care – Forced Government Programs
  • 16. Federalism  Energy Independence - Total Open Free-Markets  Ending Subsidies to All Sectors  No Pork Spending Nationalism  Forced Green Energy Solutions - Over Regulated  Paying Subsidies to Favorites and Friends  Pork Spending to get Politicians Re-elected
  • 17. Federalism  People’s Right of Self-Defense, Gun Ownership  Independent Judiciary  Legal System Based on Original Intent of Laws as Written Nationalism  Police State, Dystopian Society  Judges picked by Political Ideology for Life  Legal System is Evolutionary / Decisions Based on Politics
  • 18. Federalism  No Taxation without Representation  Very Limited Taxation by Federal Government  Federal Gov. Funded non-Income, non-Sales Tax Solutions  No Corporate Taxation. Keep Jobs in U.S. - State Control Nationalism  Taxation Without TRUE Representation  Forced Taxation by Federal Government  Forced Income Based Taxation  2nd Highest in World. Forcing Jobs to go Overseas
  • 19. Federalism  No Centralized Internal Improvements - Private Competition  Elimination of Government Programs (Move to Private Sector)  Fiscal Responsibility - NO Exceptions  No Borrowing Nationalism  Centralized Internal Improvements  Forced to Belong to Government Programs  Fiscal Irresponsibility and Deficit Spending  Irresponsible “Crisis” borrowing and Unable to Payback
  • 20. Federalism  Job Training Moved to Private Sector – Choice  Protection of Senior Programs (Phased into Private Sector)  Self Responsibility, Move Welfare to Private Sector - Choice  Welfare – Ending Poverty through Private Sector - Choice Nationalism  Failed Public Training Programs  Bankrupting Programs, Stealing Money from Social Security  Unlimited Welfare, Dependency to Buy Votes for Political Re-election  Welfare – Keeping the Poor…Poor
  • 21. Federalism  Interpret Constitution Based on Original Intent as Founded in the Federalist and Anti-Federalist Papers Nationalism  Interpret Constitution Based on Judicial Political Biases / Enforced by Dystopian National Police State
  • 22. Federalism  Live by Your Choices not Their Choices  Choose to belong to any programs you want  Keep the Money you Earn  Tax Free Property and Money to your family Nationalism  Ruled by Force of Government  Forced to belong to programs you don’t want  Tax and Take Money you Earn  Take as Much Money and Property as Possible
  • 23. Next Step  The career politicians will never change the system they control  Only through a coalition of people from all sides coming together can change happen  It’s time to take the Tea Party and all other movements to the next level  Restructure government from the outside-in through political force, not actual force  Select representatives from the people, not from a Political Party
  • 24. Federalists - 2013  www.federalist2013.com