Kemp, “I look forward to signing the Georgia Constitutional Carry Act of 2021(25th state)
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I see where Governor Kemp signed CC bill as he said he would yesterday, making Georgia the 25th state to enact Constitutional Carry.
25 down, 25 to go!
25 down, 25 to go!
The point is, they shouldn't have to have a law to do what the constitution agrees is a God given right. What the government gives, the government can take away.
Kemp is the one that fawked Trump. Fawk kemp. He is only doing this to gain votes which is a good thing for the citizens, but why didn't he do it 4 years ago?
Exactly. But with how stupid Americans are they will fall for it. Anytime a republican does something good the people act like they are the greatest patriot on earth. I’ve seen it with Lyndsey Graham, Ben Sasse, Mike Lee and others. Even some going as far as saying “they should run for president, I’d vote for them “. Yes it’s good for the people of Georgia, but kemp is still a lying, snake politician.
It's unfortunate, but a fact in todays political discourse. The moment someone is elected their primary concern is to be re-elected.
Whatever positions, platforms, allies they need to make that happen they will do. Principles be damned. Our founding fathers saw this and concluded our democratic experiment would only work if honest men that put the nations interests above their own held office.
Whatever positions, platforms, allies they need to make that happen they will do. Principles be damned. Our founding fathers saw this and concluded our democratic experiment would only work if honest men that put the nations interests above their own held office.
Fixed it. But you are right.
Good catch I think the AMERICAN experiment was the term I should've used. I meant democracy in the broader sense. As in Western Democracies vs Communism, Socialism, Monarchies and Dictatorships. The people still have a say in who they elect to represent them in Congress, hence a Representative Republic. It's a travesty that most elected officials deem the constitution as an obstacle to overcome instead of a guiding document which they took an oath to protect and obey.
