Focusing of the Solutions Rather Than the Problems

[Keith Broaders]

Like the vast majority of people I kn ow I have been focusing on the problems instead of the solutions. In order to solve our problems we need to understand the principles of liberty and our individual and collective responsibilities.

The first step in solving a problem is to identify it. The second step is to focus take action. Our greatest enemies are ignorance and apathy. 

All of the problems we face come from inequality. As long as the few are able to prosper at the expense of the many inequality will reign and liberty and justice can not co-exist.

The lack of appropriate and adequate representation in Congress is the problem that must be solved to restore the principles upon which our nation was founded,

Today we have 435 elected representatives in Congress with 9,750 staff members that are un-elected and un-accountable. The average Congressman represents over 700,000 people and has 22 un-rlected representatives. 

If eahc of the 435 Congressional Districts were divided into 23 districts we would have a total of 10,005 equally apportioned districts and no un-elected representative roaming the Halls of Congress.

[Keith Broaders]

The problem is that Congress, the President and the Supreme Court are not following the Constitution. Each branch has assumed power that was delegated to them in the Constitution .The American people don't understand Constitution and as a result our elected officials have consistently violated it.