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The Constitution of the United States Was Written to Delegate the Powers.

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The Constitution of the United States was written in order to help the newly formed United States form a more perfect union by laying out exactly what the forefathers wanted in terms of government and individual rights and powers.

In the Constitution, the forefathers wrote out what they expected out of the new government, and they explained very clearly what the federal government could and could not do, and even went as far to say that any power not granted to the federal government in the Constitution was a power of the states or the individuals.

The idea behind this was to make sure the people of the United States were not infringed upon in the same way the forefathers had been when they lived in Britain.

The Constitution of the United States was written so the United States would not get off track by failing to adhere to the laws of the land, and also as a way to remind the people of the United States that there were certain rights that could not be granted by the government, as they were rights that people were born with, and the government should work to protect those rights.

The Constitution had the purpose of making sure every facet of government knew exactly what to do so the people of the United States could live freely, and if for some reason the government stopped doing what they were supposed to do, it gave people the right to fight against tyranny.

The Constitution of the United States was written in a way that made sure the rights that were not accounted for could not be misinterpreted, as it worked hard to leave the federal government as far outside of the equation as possible.

This was a great compromise, as there was one side that wanted a strong federal government and another side that did not, much like right now, with one side wanting the government to take part in everything and the other side wanting to honor the Constitution.

Those who follow the Constitution know that the only way to follow the laws of the United States is for government to take a backseat and allow the states and the people to be in control.

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Bush and the Constitution

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Politics and the Constitution

The Constitution was written in a way to take the guessing game out of the meaning.

Therefore, when politics come into play, it is really unnecessary.

The Constitution offers people to make decisions with using the concept of black and white. There is not a gray.

The government cannot get kind of involved. They cannot take away a few rights.

There is not a gray area for them to play around with, and yet they have been trying to overstep their boundaries for years.

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The Idea Behind the Document

The forefathers were wise enough to know there would be problems in the country.

They knew there would be times when the government would go too far.

However, they hoped by creating the Constitution, the people would hold the government accountable.

They wanted everyone to know what the government could do and what they could not do.

It was then hoped the people would call the government out and make them rethink their decisions. It is now up to the people to call for change.

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