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Ok, so forgive future typos as i'm doing this from the phone and it struck me to ask... If i'm understanding correctly, based on the Deprivation of Rights Under Color of Law (Title 18, U.S.C., Section 242), no one has to quarantine or keep their business closed. Any executive order, peace-time or otherwise, cannot violate ANY constitutional right. IF i understand correctly (and I really hope there are some lawyers and law enforcement officers who can help me if I don't properly comprehend), Law Enforcement shouldn't enforce said executive orders, and if they did, not o

This is one of the letters I routinely send to EVERY ONE of my representatives. Dear Sir, In recent years you have made promises to protect our rights as given by our Creator as outlined and guaranteed by our Constitution and our Bill Of Rights. Any further "compromise" concerning our second amendment rights is unacceptable. In recent years not only have our second amendment rights been augmented and misrepresented but now our first amendment rights are being challenged as well. You were well warned of the consequences of any unconstitutional actions or inaction such as the case may be.

Alabama Veteran, concerned with the immediate future of the United States of America. I fear that the inability or unwillingness of the American people to rise up and stop the path our country is taking, may wake up one day soon and find that the changes are too late to do anything about. Bruce lee once said, "no action is an action" also it was said ( in easy terms) evil will prosper when good men standby and do nothing. The Germans executed millions while the United States stood by and did nothing, because America didn't think that far away war was any of our concern, finally America got inv