Night after night, you should assume the feeling of being, having and witnessing that which you seek to be, possess and see manifested. Never go to sleep feeling discouraged or dissatisfied. Never sleep in the consciousness of failure.
@_Breezy_Briii you and your ilk keep crying about “fans” the only reason y’all keep crashing out about fans is because yall cant attack CC because she always takes the high road. yall lame.
No one uninformed about the American Constitution — its structure, its purpose, and its writs of authority — is qualified to participate in the governing of the United States, including the casting of votes.
While modern laws may allow any American with a pulse over the age of 18 to cast a ballot, no citizen worthy of the title has any business participating in a system whose foundational document they do not understand.
Every elected official is required to swear an oath of allegiance to the U.S. Constitution, and the fact that so few of them honor it as officeholders is appalling enough. But such electoral ruffians only got elected in the first place because their constituencies were even more ignorant of the Constitution than they. Even a casual perusal of The New American’s Freedom Index will reveal an extraordinary number of officeholders whose regard for the Constitution and its limits on government power is essentially zero. Yet none of these so-called political leaders would be empowered were it not for an abysmally ignorant electorate that lacks even the most rudimentary understanding of our constitutional system.
If the average voter understood a few basic truths about the Constitution, the makeup of our political leadership would undergo rapid and drastic change. For example, every informed voter should understand that it is to Congress, and not the president, that most of the legitimate government power is assigned by the Constitution. Article I, Section 8 gives Congress and not the president the authority to levy taxes of all kinds (including tariffs). It is Congress and not the president that holds the purse strings of government. Congress has ultimate authority over America’s armed forces, since it has the power to fund or defund them, and also to declare war (a power that Congress has essentially relinquished since World War II, which is why U.S. presidents now regard themselves as the arbiters of war and peace).
It is your mood which decides your fortune, not your fortune that decides your mood. People feeling poor attract poverty, not knowing that if they felt rich they would attract wealth.
Have faith in this unseen claim until the conviction is born within you that it is so.
Your confidence in this claim will pay great rewards.
Just a little while and he, the thing desired, will come.
But without faith, it is impossible to realize anything.