Controversy indicative of a federal bureaucracy that has expanded beyond control
by Sal Russo May 21, 2013
Attribution: Joe Raedle, Getty Images
Our Founding Fathers were fearful of a powerful federal government because it was a threat to liberty. The recent Internal Revenue Service scandal is the foreseeable and inevitable consequence of a too powerful federal government, and the validation of the mission of the Tea Party movement that stands firmly for a limited national government. Continue reading at: USAtoday.com.
Sal Russo is chief strategist for Tea Party Express.
Next time progressives tell you that they “support the Second Amendment,” but that our Founders didn’t have any concept of what kind of firearms would be available today because they only had muskets back then, politely recite the below quote. Or if they equate the right to keep and bear arms only to hunting, agree but remind them that our Founders also had additional reasons. Then politely recite the below quote. Or if they tell you that the definition of a well regulated militia meant the government, politely recite the below quote. But whatever you do, don’t tell them who you were quoting until they start arguing with you. Then after awhile, politely reveal the source.
