Restoring the Constitution

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Many people—Tea Party activists, Libertarians, conservatives, and just patriotic Americans among others—have voiced complaints that the Federal Government has abandoned its historic principles.
All who hold such beliefs would benefit from reading a newly-published book, Restoring the Constitution. It explains in detail the specifics of how this has happened, and is written in plain language understandable by all literate readers. It shows how the Government has usurped great powers: How it has become dictatorial in the sense that it is enforcing laws which the people have never given it the power to enact. It proves that the Government is wielding powers that the people withheld from it.
Restoring the Constitution details how one thing and only one thing made this usurpation possible: The service the federal courts rendered over the decades to politicians eager to expand their powers without limit. Those courts devised and published dishonest “reasoning” that made the seizure of these usurped powers appear lawful to the casual unthinking observer.
Restoring the Constitution is a short book now available from Amazon, and is an outgrowth of an earlier work, Judical Tyranny, An Inquiry Into the Integrity of the Federal Judiciary . It is hoped that an expanded 21st Century Edition will be available from Amazon in November, 2012. These books were written by Carrol D. Kilgore, a lawyer recently retired from a law practice of 59 years.
No one has declared the proofs in Judicial Tyranny to be inaccurate. Indeed, the Supreme Court Historical Society acknowledged that it was accurate, but called its author biased. The author responded: My bias is my insistence that as every sworn witness should testify truthfully in court, the identical obligation rests upon every judge who has sworn to uphold the Constitution—that he should honestly carry out the promise of that oath. In fact, few judges pay any attention to the Constitution. Their loyalty is instead thoughtlessly given to the body of decisions by the Supreme Court, many of which are patently dishonest.
Any patriotic American who believes that the U. S. Constitution should be supreme in fact, as the people declared it to be when it was adopted, will find this short book enlightening.
Obviously, in writing this book, the author asserts that its proofs of illegal governmental actions cannot be shown to be wrong by any lawyer, any judge, or any constitutional scholar.