The Constitution was crafted not just to grant power to safeguard certain unalienable rights, but to restrain government from its predilection for expansion. Any growth beyond the powers delegated in the Constitution is at the expense of liberty and an unconstitutional affliction on the free state.

It must therefore be challenged – not with the politics that placed it, nor through the courts that upheld it – but appropriately in a nonpartisan manner by “the Militia of the several states” recognized today as the state unorganized constitutional militia (US Code Title 10).