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The Groves and High Places
It struck me, as we pulled down the rocks and bagged the garbage, that the homeless camp is an altar to our enemies’ gods. It felt good to pull those altars down.
Essays and posts from members of Constitutional Action: long-form arguments on the law, the state of Utah, and what citizens are obligated to do about both. Published here in full.
It’s absolutely clear that all these systems that look like they’re failing are failing. The question is: is that America? I’m here to tell you that if we can get out from under this paralyzed, broken, dysfunctional regime, the things that we can accomplish are almost beyond imagining.
Read the essay“I’m glad it’s our turn. It means we get to be Americans. We get to be part of the story. It’s a great day to be an American.”
It struck me, as we pulled down the rocks and bagged the garbage, that the homeless camp is an altar to our enemies’ gods. It felt good to pull those altars down.
If we cannot hold the line in Utah, we cannot hold the line anywhere.
It will require ordinary, decent people to show up.
We need human beings animated by the spirit of the constitution — who genuinely believe in the ideals and intent of the Constitution — and who have the courage to act and judge.
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