I must admit to a little bit of confusion. Here we are in the week of our 250th anniversary of Independence, and the U.S. Supreme Court just handed down two decisions that could “fundamentally transform” America in the next 50 years. Yes, I do not think the Justices on the SCOTUS gave any consideration to what two of their decisions — acceptance of mail-in ballots after election day and granting of citizenship to those born of non-citizens, birthright citizenship. We have discussed these issues previously, and in both cases we referred to the Constitution. I am not a lawyer, certainly never been a judge, but doggone, at some point in time, common sense, along with a strict interpretation of our Constitution, should suffice.

If a simple fella who jumps out of airplanes can comprehend these issues, and they are not complex, why could certain members of our “Supreme” Court not? Yes, I respect the SCOTUS, but I am not oblivious to the fact that the Supreme Court has made many other un-supreme decisions.

Mail ballots are unconstitutional.

One votes in person or requests an absentee ballot, and signature verification is integral. The practice of mailing out unsolicited ballots to addresses that have not been verified on voter rolls that have not been audited should be unacceptable. Now, our SCOTUS has ruled that these same questionable practices are acceptable days after election day, if postmarked by election day. Now, what could possibly go wrong with that, considering the infamous practice of ballot harvesting, which should be unconstitutional?

And then there is the abject undermining of the meaning of being an American citizen. I am truly done with folks usurping the 14th Amendment equal protection clause for every unconstitutional ideological folly. That clause was intended for the recently freed slaves who had been set free as slavery was abolished by way of the 13th Amendment. The 14th Amendment then granted them citizenship and the equal protection thereof. Let me repeat: they had been made citizens, and therefore their children were then citizens. It is absurd to say non-citizens can come to the United States, give birth, and their progeny are American citizens! There is not a single child born overseas to U.S. military members who is granted citizenship in the country where the servicemember is stationed.

And yes, the Chinese communists are exploiting this insidious practice to the future detriment of our Republic. How many years before some Chinese wrongfully declared American citizens because they were born in a U.S. territory, vote in our elections, or worse, run for elected office, including the presidency?

As we celebrate America 250, just stay focused after the fireworks and drinking of certain libations, that our Supreme Court made two un-supreme decisions that will have an adverse effect on America 300, if not corrected. It took many years to correct the SCOTUS decision of 1973 that resulted in the dismemberment of nearly 60 million American babies in the womb. Funny, that decision led to the destruction of the lives of American babies. This Supreme Court just made a decision to make other babies American citizens.

The irony and hypocrisy are far from laughable; it is highly disconcerting.

What a FUBAR way for the U.S. Supreme Court to say Happy Independence Day, America.

Steadfast and Loyal.

Republished from ACRU Action Fund.