@PeterBoykinUSA Constitutionalist for Liberty - Editor/Commentator for @GoRightNews - Founder of @GaysForTrumpUSA / @GaysForLiberty & Authentic Person & Account
To Everyone,
Time to clear the air. I am a Constitutionalist for Liberty, and yes, I am also a gay conservative. These things are not contradictions. They shape each other. They ground me. What I am not is an extremist. Like many Americans, I believe the future of this country rests in the sensible middle, not in the outrage machines on either side. Instead of letting people label me, I am laying out exactly what I stand for.
I believe America is strongest when we follow the Constitution, defend individual liberty, and stay away from the extremes that pull this nation apart.
1. America should never depend on foreign powers for energy, defense, or basic supplies. A stable Constitutional Republic builds and protects its own foundation first.
2. America must prioritize its own citizens. You cannot strengthen the world if you allow your own country to fall apart at home.
3. Endless foreign conflicts weaken us. We are not the world’s caretaker, and our troops should never be used to chase every global crisis.
4. No foreign aid should leave our borders until every veteran is fully supported. That is a moral duty, not a political talking point.
5. Immigration makes America stronger when it is legal, fair, and orderly. A nation has the right to secure its borders and know who enters.
6. Marriage equality is a constitutional right, and as a gay conservative, I show that liberty belongs to everyone. Faith and freedom can coexist without government forcing one worldview on the entire country.
7. Biological sex is real. Adults are free to live as they choose, but children deserve stability, boundaries, and truth without ideological pressure in schools.
8. Schools exist to educate, not indoctrinate. Students should learn math, science, reading, and real history, not political agendas or gender theories.
9. America is facing a severe mental health crisis. We need treatment and awareness, not stigma or denial.
10. Guns are not the issue. Irresponsible people are. We must protect the Second Amendment while keeping firearms away from those who pose real danger.
I believe in liberty, personal responsibility, secure borders, limited government, and a Constitutional Republic that protects the rights of all people. I want America to reject extremism from both the left and the right. I want common sense, compassion, and constitutional integrity guiding our future.
America is worth fighting for, and the middle path, the path of real solutions, is where this country can heal.
If this reflects how you feel, share it proudly.
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Today’s song takes inspiration from a different live issue than the recent election-integrity, free-speech, and rainbow-themed songs: national sovereignty, border security, and immigration enforcement.
Trump Reopens the Birthright Citizenship Battle with a Narrower Strategy, but the Constitution Still Sets the Rules
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Crush Birth Tourism, Secure the Border, but Never Let Any President Rewrite Citizenship Alone
The Go Right with Peter Boykin Perspective
I support President Trump enforcing immigration law.
I support securing the border.
I support deporting people who have no lawful right to remain in this country after they receive the process required by law.
I support prosecuting immigration fraud.
And I have absolutely no problem with the Trump administration going after businesses that sell packages designed to manipulate our visa system so somebody can arrive here for the specific purpose of obtaining American citizenship for a child.
Citizenship should mean something.
It should not be marketed like a vacation package.
If someone lies on a visa application, enforce the law.
If a company coaches foreign nationals to deceive American officials, investigate it.
If somebody enters the country under false pretenses, government has immigration laws available to deal with them.
Trump is right to confront that abuse.
But here is where the Constitutionalist for Liberty part becomes important.
The power to stop someone from entering America is not automatically the power to erase the citizenship of someone already born in America.
Those are two different government powers.
And the second one runs directly into the Fourteenth Amendment.
The Supreme Court has already drawn a major boundary.
Trump’s first order went too far.
The Court said so.
Instead of simply ignoring that ruling, Trump came back with a narrower policy.
I give him credit for attempting a different legal approach.
Now that approach has to survive constitutional scrutiny too.
That is not anti-Trump.
That is exactly how our republic is supposed to work.
A president proposes.
Agencies enforce.
Citizens challenge government power.
Courts interpret the Constitution.
Congress legislates.
Nobody gets the entire government to themselves.
And conservatives should be particularly careful here.
For years we complained when Democratic presidents tried to legislate through executive orders.
We complained about Obama’s pen and phone.
We complained about Biden stretching administrative agencies beyond what Congress authorized.
We said presidents are not kings.
We were right.
That principle cannot suddenly change because Donald Trump is holding the pen.
If Trump possesses the authority, use it.
If Congress possesses the authority, make Congress vote.
If the Constitution prevents government from doing something, respect the Constitution.
That is not weakness.
That is limited government.
There is plenty Trump can do without crossing that line.
Destroy fraudulent birth-tourism networks.
Strengthen visa screening.
Require applicants to tell the truth.
Prosecute fraudulent operators.
Make sure American taxpayers are not stuck with unpaid bills created by deliberate schemes.
Secure the southern border.
Fix the immigration courts.
Require E-Verify.
Remove dangerous criminals who have no right to remain here.
There is no shortage of legitimate immigration enforcement available to the federal government.
But citizenship is different.
Citizenship determines who belongs permanently to the American political community.
It determines passports.
Voting rights.
Protection abroad.
Eligibility for public office.
The right to remain in the country.
That should not change because one president discovers a new interpretation.
Imagine the precedent in different hands.
If a Republican president can invent new categories of American born children who are not citizens, what happens when a future Democratic president discovers another category?
Maybe the justification is climate policy.
Maybe it is sanctions.
Maybe it is some newly invented national-security designation.
Maybe it is something conservatives cannot imagine today.
Government powers rarely remain with the politician who created them.
That is why constitutional guardrails matter.
Secure the border.
Stop birth tourism.
Prosecute fraud.
Make Congress do its job.
Respect legitimate executive authority.
And protect the Constitution from every president, including the ones we support.
The goal should not be a weak presidency.
The goal should be a presidency strong enough to enforce the law and disciplined enough to remain inside it.
Trump can fight immigration abuse without weakening the principle that government itself is bound by the Constitution.
That is the stronger America.
That is the stronger presidency.
And that is the stronger conservative position.
Let’s #GoRight, not blindly right, but constitutionally right.
RIGHTS DO NOT DISAPPEAR SLOWLY.
THEY ARE SUDDENLY GONE.
The Go Right with Peter Boykin Perspective
Whenever I speak about protecting the constitutional rights of gay Americans, somebody inevitably confronts me with the same questions:
“What rights have you lost?”
Think about how quickly it happened before.
Then ask yourself how quickly it could happen again.
Peter Boykin
The Constitutionalist for Liberty
Gays For Liberty
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RIGHTS DO NOT DISAPPEAR SLOWLY.
THEY ARE SUDDENLY GONE.
The Go Right with Peter Boykin Perspective
Whenever I speak about protecting the constitutional rights of gay Americans, somebody inevitably confronts me with the same questions:
“What rights have you lost?”
That is why I will continue defending the rights of gay Americans and the rights of every American. Once we begin deciding that one group’s liberty is disposable, none of our liberty is secure.