‘Much of What the Federal Government Does Isn’t Authorized By the Constitution’

…it’s relevant to this election because the only thing that really stands between us and this ultimate tyranny is the people. It’s not the politicians, it’s us. We have to decide how we want to live.

This is our country, this is our government and we are — we’ve been given a blessed gift, liberty, a magnificent declaration of dependence, a magnificent constitution. That is under constant assault by these figures because these are the obstacles to their power…

Full Transcript of Mark Levin’s ‘Hannity’ Interview

Sean Hannity
Fox News Insider
1/18/2012

Last night on Hannity, talk show host Mark Levin joined Sean to discuss his new book, “Ameritopia, The Making of America,” and also weighed in on what he says is a GOP race to the presidential nomination that is all but set in stone…

…HANNITY: …Without getting into all the details right now, you actually make the case in this book that we live in a post-constitutional America. You have a whole chapter on that. What does that mean?

LEVIN: It means that much of what the federal government does is not authorized by the constitution. Now, when you say that, you get political responses like, you want to do away with this and you want to do away with that?

I’m not talking about that. I’m saying much of what goes on in the federal government — although I would like to do away with most of it. Much of what goes on in the federal government has no constitutional basis whatsoever.

This was part of a scheme, real scheme hatched by a number of leftists about a century ago. And you know them. Woodrow Wilson. He didn’t make any bones about his contempt for the declaration and individualism and that’s what this is, an attack on the individual.

He made no bones about his contempt for the constitution. Woodward Wilson said in a speech before he became president that the government is like a body. You can’t have one organ working against the other.

In other words, you can’t have separation of powers. So he spent his presidency, as did subsequent Democrats, trying to evade the constitution or rewrite it. FDR, of course, did the same thing.

FDR attacked the constitution. And Cass Sunstein, who now works for Obama, he made the point that we now live under FDR’s constitution. You know what that means? A powerful centralized government, exactly what the framers of the constitution rejected.

HANNITY: You talk about the sub title, the making of America. You end the book with this question. So my fellow countrymen, what do you choose, Ameritopia or America? Is America that close of a crossroads that the America that we grew up knowing, loving, cherishing, the one that talked about the individual and freedom and responsibility is likely gone?…

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