What is the main job of the president of the United States Of America?
To protect the Republic.
So the job of the Federal government is to protect what makes us a free Republic.
That means protect The Declaration Of Independence, The Constitution, and the Bill of Rights.
As a new resident of the great state of Florida, I attended President Trump's birthday bash in West Palm Beach last week where I introduced myself to Congressman Byron Donalds.
He's tall.
He's got swagger. He's got great eye contact and a firm handshake.
I met Donald Trump as he exited the Sirius Radio Studio 54 party back in 2011. He's tall.
He's got swagger.
He's got great eye contact and a firm handshake.
When I give thought to who would be a great president and vice president, I think about who can enter the room at the G7 and stand next to the Saudi Prince Mohammed Bin Salman and be the alpha male because MBS surely is!
My pick is Bryon Donalds.
But not for his swagger.
That was just my reaction as a woman.
Byron Donalds supports the 2nd Amendment the way it's written and not subject to interpretation.
"As a Member of Congress, I swore an oath to uphold and defend the Constitution, and by doing so, that means it is my duty and obligation to protect all areas of our treasured founding document.
Contrary to what some of my colleagues in Congress believe, that does not mean I get to pick and choose which Amendments and what rights are worth defending. The 2nd Amendment, your right as an American to bear arms, is equally as important as the entirety of the Bill of Rights.
I have proudly stood against misguided gun control legislation that infringes upon your rights throughout my public service career. As your representative, you can rely on me to defend your Constitutional right to keep and bear arms. My viewpoint on the 2nd Amendment is simple:
Shall Not Be Infringed, means Shall Not Be Infringed!"
Any politician who says we need to eliminate this or that in regards to the 2nd Amendment need not BE a politician.
2 Peter 1:20 states that the bible can't be interpreted with opinion so how did we ever come to allow that the law and Constitution can be?
It was written on paper for a reason.
SHALL NOT BE INFRINGED.
It was not merely spoken out loud but written down for preservation.
It's immutable.
And the most important point of all, is that is the Amendment that protects all the others.
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