The Democratic-Republican War on Rights, Liberties and the Rule of Law

From NJ Voices:

both parties are fiscally irresponsible . . . . Neither party has done anything about simplifying our ever-growing tax code . . . neither party seems to care about our Constitution. However, they feel free to reference it when it is politically convenient. . . . the executive branch has seized from the legislative branch the power to declare war. . . . Neither party cares about our rights as individuals. Republicans want to determine how we behave in our bedroom and/or our personal life. Democrats want to tell us how we behave in our boardroom and/or our professional life. . . . the elephants and donkeys only care about their own survival. . . .

The good news is that, in a country as spectacular as ours, there are other options out there! What those who already agree need to do is to research and then to help spread awareness of smaller political parties out there, such as the Libertarian Party, the Constitution Party, and the Green Party. We can take away power from both the lost causes known as the Republicans and Democrats, but we have to have patience and persistence . . .

SD: US Senate Election Degenerates into Sham

From Ballot Access News:

This South Dakota newspaper story focuses on the fact that U.S. Senator John Thune, a Republican, has no opponents on the November ballot.  No Democrat filed to run for U.S. Senate this year. The Constitution Party is on the ballot in South Dakota, but it did not run anyone for U.S. Senate either.  Whether the party’s candidate for Governor will be on the ballot depends on the outcome of the party’s ballot access case that is being heard in federal court on July 15. No independent candidate qualified in South Dakota for U.S. Senate this year, and the petition deadline was June 8