As members of the Constitution Party, we firmly establish a standard for the constitutionalists movement - an anchor upon which we rest our common beliefs. We assert that God's Law, as recorded in the Holy Scriptures, is supreme in our land. Our laws and our system of justice must demonstrate a reverence for Divine Law in the Public Forum, without prejudice to any single denomination. Liberty dema
nds the greatest of self-restraint and individual responsibility. Our freedom is the greatest gift we as citizens can give to future generations. Government is to be a servant of the People and not a fearful master. Our Founding Fathers were precise in their beliefs regarding the responsibilities of the citizen versus the obligations of government. We must interpret our Constitution in light of the founders' intent. Our Constitution is an instrument of delegated powers; thus, our federal government only has powers granted to it and rigidly constrained by the Constitution. The delegated role of our federal government is to establish justice, insure domestic tranquility, provide for the common defense, promote the general welfare and secure the blessings of liberty to ourselves and our posterity. We hold true to our constitutionalists Principles and place these virtues over blind loyalty to a Party "brand" and protecting the status quo of politics as usual. We vow to find ways to break the status quo of electing the same type of corrupt unprincipled carrier politicians; by beginning to recruit, and elect those who are true statesmen to political office throughout the entire political spec
