The following is an article published online at the "Personal Liberty Digest", where I am also a member. It discusses the Constitutionality of many of the "transfer-of-wealth programs" being passed and even more importantly, why is no one challenging this. This is a good read!

Our Most Dangerous Enemy

PHOTOS.COM

The question of Constitutionality increasingly appears to be off the table when it comes to debating major fiscal issues.

While some conservative commentators are on the right side of most issues, they are careful to stay “in bounds.” The last thing in the world any political pundit wants is to be seen as an extremist by his colleagues.

Recently, I watched a panel of think-tank experts debate how best to solve our country’s fiscal problems. What caught my attention was that no one — not even the free-enterprise spokesmen from the ultra-conservative Heritage Foundation and the Free Enterprise Institute — so much as alluded to the unConstitutionality of any of the myriad government programs that have caused these problems.

What does this mean? Simply that the far left in this country has, for all practical purposes, already succeeded in fundamentally transforming America, regardless of who the next President is. The problem is that even though many conservatives are experts when it comes to debating the factual side of fiscal issues, they seem to accept — by default — the false premise that government transfer-of-wealth programs are Constitutional.

To read the rest of the story go here:

http://www.personalliberty.com/conservative-politics/government/our...