AMERICANS NEED TO PLEDGE ALLEGIANCE TO THE CONSTITUTION
Thursday, February 28, 2013
We the people need to find a way to start defending and maintaining the Constitution which we love and respect and what better way to start then to institute a Pledge of Allegiance to the Constitution.
AMERICANS NEED TO PLEDGE ALLEGIANCE TO THE CONSTITUTION
By Jeff Lichter
The Pledge of Allegiance to the flag was composed in 1892
and Americans have been reciting it ever since and need to continue doing so. It
has been modified several times and was formally adopted by Congress in 1942. But it is not our flag that is under
accelerating attack over the last few decades.
It is the Constitution under threat of severe modification or even
removal as our fundamental law. Therefore,
we the people need to find a way to start defending and maintaining the
Constitution which we love and respect and what better way to start then to institute
a Pledge of Allegiance to the Constitution.
Just this week, Joe “tell me you really didn’t say that”
Biden outdid all the previous onslaughts against the Constitution by ignorantly
proclaiming at a college campus in Connecticut that “no ordinary American cares
about their constitutional rights” http://www.breitbart.com/Breitbart-TV/2013/02/22/Biden-No-Ordinary-American-Cares-About-Their-Constitutional-Rights- Prior to that treasonous remark, the
sanctity of the Constitution has for decades been under assault by the liberal
progressives, not only in Academia but in the legislatures, the courts, and in
the executive branch. In the Obama
administration, unconstitutional actions have been instituted repeatedly.
Patriots at the Surprise Arizona Tea Party have recently
added to their Pledge of Allegiance as follows: “I pledge allegiance to the
flag and to the Constitution of the
United States of America and to the Republic for which they stand, one nation indivisible with liberty and justice for all.” Another acceptable alternative would be to
simply recite two separate pledges using the existing wording and say the first
pledge to the flag and the second immediately following to the Constitution.
Fellow Americans, if you like this suggestion, GO FOR
IT. It would be a great first step. And then we need to come up with additional
practical steps to not only proudly waive our flag as we have always done but
to carry, raise and waive, and preserve
the Constitution of the United
States of America.
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