Do we still have divided powers of government?

We are supposed to have the power to make laws vested in the Congress, the management of the country vested in the Executive branch, and the mediator of conflicts vested in the Supreme Court.  But the Congress has become an executive power by creating agencies with rule making powers that have the effect of law, and the Executive branch has been issuing Executive Orders with the same effect as law, and the Judicial has stretched the meaning of the Constitution into areas never intended by the Founders.

The President has continuously lied to us according to what he thinks would be most politically beneficial to him; the Congress has acted to perpetuate itself as a profession instead of a citizen legislature as originally envisioned; and I am at a loss to understand why the judicial doesn’t seem to think it should interpret the law as written instead of as they think it should be.

The Founders wrote the Constitution with the frailties of man in mind, and then charged the future generations to educate themselves and vote for freedom.  They were well aware that human nature was such that if men of less than moral, religious, and good character became “We, the people” the Republic would fail.  We are teetering on the edge of collapse as entitlements are becoming the norm.  What has happened to hard work and self reliance?  What has happened to religion?  What has happened to personal integrity?

The agenda for discussion at the next meeting will be as follows.  If we run out of time we will continue the following month.

A) Legislative Session – Discussion of upcoming items.

B) Term Limits – Pro & Con.  The founders of our Constitution did not envision it being in the hands of professional politicians.

C) Petition to have Michael Bennett removed as County Attorney?  Pro & Con.  Express your opinion.