Page 1
- Bring Government Back To the People
- Character and Moral Conduct
- Congressional Reform
- Conscription
- Cost Of Big Government
- Crime
- Defense
- Domestic Federal Aid
- Drug Abuse
- Education
Page 2
- Election Reform
- Electoral College
- Energy
- Environment
- Executive Orders
- Defense
- Family
- Foreign Policy
- Gambling
- Government and Private Partnerships
Page 3
- Gun Control
- Healthcare and Government
- Immigration
- Judiciary
- Money and Banking
- Obscenity and Sex Oriented Businesses
- Personal and Private Property Security
- Religious Freedom
- Social Security
- Statehood
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- State Powers
- Tariffs and Trade
- Taxes
- Judiciary
- Terrorism and Personal Liberty
- Veterans
- Wage and Price Control
- Welfare
State Powers
The states are sovereign entities which possess supremacy over all things not delegated to the general (federal) government within the Constitution, and they possess the full authority of oversight over the Constitution, subject to the will of the people of the states.
Tariffs and Trade
Congress may not abdicate or transfer to others these Constitutional powers, including the President of the United States. We oppose the unconstitutional transfer of authority over U.S. trade policy from Congress to agencies, domestic or foreign, which improperly exercise policy-setting functions with respect to U.S. trade policy.
Terrorism and Personal Liberty
America is engaged in an undeclared war with an ill-defined enemy (terrorism), a war that threatens to be never-ending and that is being used to vastly expand government power, particularly that of the executive branch, at the expense of the individual liberties of the American people.
Veterans
The Constitution Party appreciates the contributions of our servicemen and veterans to the preservation of American freedom. We shall continue to recognize their contributions to the national welfare by providing equitable pay and benefits to our military personnel and generous health, education, and other benefits to veterans.
Wage and Price control
We deny that civil government has the authority to set wages and prices; doing so is inconsistent with principles of individual liberty and the free market.
Welfare
Under no circumstances should the taxpayers of the United States be obligated, under penalty of law through forced taxation, to assume the cost of providing welfare for other citizens.