The war we are currently fighting as a nation is correctly put – that we are not at war with the Muslim religion but with the extremists who would work evil against us.

Likewise, we are not at war with our constitutional government – we are at war:

• with those who would work evil against us.
• with those who have taken an oath to protect and defend the Constitution against all enemies, foreign and domestic, and fail to honor that oath.
• with those that have infiltrated our government with the goal of undermining the individual freedoms and liberty espoused within the Constitution.
• with those that openly defy the property rights of Americans and push for wealth redistribution.
• with those who infringe the rights of individual Americans for some collective good.
• with those who enforce laws where no injury or damaged party is involved and are made criminal for no other reason than because the government said so.
• with those who deny justice to the American people to fulfill personal agendas.
• with anyone enforcing an unconstitutional law.
• with those that would use their positions immunity from prosecution to deny the rights of others.
• with any judiciary that would deny the Constitution within its walls.

It is often quoted of Benjamin Franklin that “It is the first responsibility of every citizen to question authority.” Not to undermine legitimate areas of government but to ensure the legitimacy of government.