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Tag Archives: resolution
DECLARATION – To Assure Election Integrity (Voter Identification Assurances & Election Reforms)
By Diane Rufino, June 4, 2021 Background The presidential election of 2016, and especially the presidential election of 2020, exposed numerous flaws in the United States’ election procedures. Across the nation, polling mechanisms, the design of election ballots, voting rules, … Continue reading
A RESOLUTION to Oppose the Teaching of Critical Race Theory (CRT) in North Carolina Public Schools
by Diane Rufino, May 7, 2021 I propose, and have written, the following Resolution – “A RESOLUTION to Oppose the Teaching of Critical Race Theory in North Carolina Public Schools.” It is based on my article “CRITICAL RACE THEORY: What … Continue reading
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Tagged Christopher Rufo, concerned parents, critical race theory, CRT, Diane Rufino, discrimination, Equity in Action plan, indoctrination, indoctrination vs. education, inherent racism, institutionalized racism, NC public school system, North Carolina, opposition to ciritical race theory, opposition to CRT, race, racial, racist, resolution, segregation, structural racism, systemic racism, Wake County public school system, white privilege, whiteness
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A Proposed State Tenth Amendment Resolution (Establishing a State Escrow Account to Curb Federal Spending)
by Diane Rufino, March 22, 2021 I propose the following State Tenth Amendment Resolution (“Establishing a State Escrow Account to Curb Federal Spending”), or one similar to it, for my state of North Carolina. It is based on the themes … Continue reading
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Tagged 10th Amendment, A Re-Declaration of Independence, checks and balances, Diane Rufino, federal overreach, Federalism, resolution, state escrow account, states' rights, Tenth Amendment, tenth amendment resolution, unconstitutional federal spending, unconstitutional spending
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A Proposed State Sovereignty Resolution (“A Re-Declaration of Independence”) for North Carolina
by Diane Rufino, March 15, 2021 I propose the following State Sovereignty Resolution, or one similar to it, for my state of North Carolina. It is based on the themes addressed in my article “A RE-DECLARATION OF INDEPENDENCE” and aimed … Continue reading
RESOLUTION: The RIGHT TO VOTE is an INDIVIDUAL RIGHT and NOT the Right of a Political Party
(Photo comes from Cagelcartoons.com) The following Model Resolution was written by Diane Rufino: The RIGHT TO VOTE is an INDIVIDUAL RIGHT and NOT the Right of a Political Party: WHEREAS, for years, we have listened to and read about persons … Continue reading
MODEL RESOLUTION Recognizing that a Baby Born Following a Botched Abortion Procedure has the Same Rights as Any Other Baby Born Alive
RESOLUTION RECOGNIZING THAT A BABIY BORN ALIVE FOLLOWING A BOTCHED ABORTION PROCEDURE HAS THE SAME RIGHTS AS ANY OTHER BABY BORN ALIVE by Diane Rufino, 2019 “Within the last 20 years, we have found to be covered by Due Process … Continue reading
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Tagged abortion survivor, botched abortion, Diane Rufino, equal protection, equal rights, every baby has a right to life, every baby has the right to life, model resolution, resolution, right to equal medical attention, right to healthcare, right to life, survivor of abortion
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The Rightful Remedy to Curb Federal Spending: State Escrow Accounts
by Diane Rufino, Nov. 8, 2015 Federal spending is clearly out-of-control. Most everyone acknowledges it. But no one seems to want to focus on a real remedy. Rather, most spend their time blaming one political party or the other (while … Continue reading
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Tagged 10th Amendment, balanced budget amendment, coercion, compact theory, Congress, congressional spending, Constitution, Diane Rufino, escrow accounts, federal budget, federal grants, federal income tax, federal spending, Federalism, FICA, grants-in-aid, nullification, remedy, resolution, state dependency, state escrow accounts, Tenth Amendment, unconstitutional, W4
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Embracing Founding Principles to Solve the Social Security Problem
by Diane Rufino, August 20, 2015 Four years ago, in 2011, Social Security reached a critical tipping point. It paid out more in benefits than it took in through payroll (FICA) taxes. So, for four years, Social Security … Continue reading
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Tagged bankruptcy, Congress, Constitution, contract, contractual right, deficit, Diane Rufino, entitlement, federal budget, federal judiciary, Federalist No. 78, Federalist Papers, FICA, Flemming v. Nestor, payroll taxes, Property, property right, resolution, retirement benefits, social security, Supreme Court, vested interest
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By Diane Rufino: A Sensible Solution to the Social Security Problem
by Diane Rufino, August 20, 2015 Four years ago, in 2011, Social Security reached a critical tipping point. It paid out more in benefits than it took in through payroll (FICA) taxes. So, for four years not, Social … Continue reading
