Baseball or Government?

By Mike Johnson

Imagine stepping into a baseball game in the 9th inning.

Four people are playing first base, six are playing second, three are playing third. There are two shortstops. 27 people are playing outfield. 12 pitchers, standing on a mound 6-feet high, are simultaneously throwing to one batter, YOU.

"Wait a minute here," you say to the 16 umpires. "None of this is allowed in the rules."

"Shut up & get in the box wise guy," says an umpire.

"There's only supposed to be 9 players on defense! Look it up in the rules."

"Look kid, we've been playing like this for years. We MAKE the rules. One more comment & I'm throwing you out of the game!"

We're not playing baseball, we're playing government.

The rule books, of course, are the US & state Constitutions. We've all stepped into the game 200 years after the rules were written. They precisely spell out the extremely-limited authorities that federal & state governments can lawfully perform. Now they unlawfully perform hundreds.

Federal & state leaders are in flagrant violation of the rules. Even though they must take a sworn oath to obey them before taking office.

Worse, most citizens have never read the rules either. So now, anything goes, at the expense of our freedoms, livelihoods and very lives.

Government used to be a fun game. Now they've ruined it.

And we let them get away with it. Even though there are 330 million of us and only a few thousands of them.

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