Incredible that the current Senator from Virginia rejects the core principle of the Declaration Of Independence. – Whatfinger News' Choice Clips
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Incredible that the current Senator from Virginia rejects the core principle of the Declaration Of Independence.

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“The notion that rights don’t come from laws and don’t come from the government, but come from the Creator — that’s what the Iranian government believes. It’s a theocratic regime that bases its rule on Sharia law and targets Sunnis, Bahá’ís, Jews, Christians and other religious minorities. And they do it because they believe that they understand what natural rights are from their Creator. So the statement that our rights do not come from our laws or our governments is extremely troubling.” @timkaine

In a stunning display of detachment from America’s founding principles, Senator Tim Kaine (D-VA) recently equated the idea that rights come from a Creator—not from laws or government—with the oppressive theocratic regime in Iran. As highlighted in a viral vid above, Kaine stated, “The notion that rights don’t come from laws and don’t come from the government, but come from the Creator — that’s what the Iranian government believes. It’s a theocratic regime that bases its rule on Sharia law and targets Sunnis, Bahá’ís, Jews, Christians and other religious minorities. And they do it because they believe that they understand what natural rights are from their Creator. So the statement that our rights do not come from our laws or our governments is extremely troubling.” This remark, captured during a Senate hearing, isn’t just a gaffe—it’s a window into the Democratic Party’s broader worldview: one that rejects the core tenets of the Declaration of Independence, views the Constitution as an obstacle to progressive power, and insists that individual rights are mere privileges dispensed by the state.
The Declaration of Independence, penned by Thomas Jefferson, proclaims that all men are “endowed by their Creator with certain unalienable Rights, that among these are Life, Liberty and the pursuit of Happiness.” This isn’t some fringe religious doctrine; it’s the philosophical bedrock of American exceptionalism. Yet, Democrats like Kaine seem to recoil from it, preferring a system where government bureaucrats decide what freedoms you’re allowed. If rights come from the government, as Kaine implies, then they can be revoked at whim—through regulations, mandates, or outright censorship. This isn’t hypothetical; it’s the playbook we’ve seen unfold under Democratic leadership.Consider the Democrats’ relentless attacks on the Second Amendment. They push for gun control measures that treat the right to bear arms not as an inherent protection against tyranny, but as a revocable license subject to bureaucratic approval.
In their view, your ability to defend yourself isn’t God-given; it’s a favor from Washington that can be withdrawn if it doesn’t align with their anti-gun agenda. This mindset echoes broader efforts to erode constitutional safeguards, such as proposals to pack the Supreme Court with additional justices to ensure rulings favor leftist policies. Heritage Foundation experts have warned that such moves would “permanently damage the independence and impartiality of the judiciary,” turning the Court into a rubber stamp for Democratic overreach rather than a guardian of constitutional limits. This rejection of the Constitution isn’t limited to the courts. Democrats have repeatedly demonstrated a willingness to trample First Amendment rights in the name of combating “misinformation” or “hate speech.” Senate Democrats have pushed legislation to silence dissenting voices, particularly on issues like election integrity or climate skepticism. As one analysis notes, “It is troubling that almost half of the members of the Senate are trying to shut down the free speech of Americans with whom they disagree.”
During the COVID-19 era, Democratic governors and federal officials coerced social media companies to censor content that challenged government narratives, effectively treating free speech as a government-granted privilege rather than an inalienable right. This aligns with a party that views the Constitution not as a timeless charter of liberty, but as an outdated document to be “reinterpreted” or ignored when it stands in the way of their agenda. At its core, this philosophy stems from a rejection of America itself. Democrats increasingly portray the nation as fundamentally flawed—built on “systemic racism” and “oppression”—rather than the beacon of freedom it was founded to be. As conservative commentator Mark Levin has argued, “The Democratic Party has never accepted America from its birth to today.”

This disdain manifests in policies that undermine national sovereignty, such as open-border initiatives that prioritize illegal immigrants over American citizens. By refusing to enforce immigration laws, Democrats effectively reject the Constitution’s mandate for the federal government to “provide for the common defense” and secure the borders. Instead, they treat citizenship as just another entitlement program, diluting the very concept of American identity. Moreover, Democrats’ push for “democracy” often masks a desire for unchecked majority rule, ignoring that America is a constitutional republic designed to protect minority rights from the tyranny of the mob.

The Founders explicitly rejected pure democracy, knowing it could devolve into oppression. Yet, progressives equate “democracy” with their policy wishlist, decrying any constitutional check— like the Electoral College or Senate filibuster—as “anti-democratic.” As one Heritage report explains, “America’s Founders carefully thought through the problems of direct democracy and explicitly rejected this model—and for good reason.” This selective embrace of “democracy” reveals a deeper truth: Democrats see government as the source of rights, not their protector. If rights are man-made, then elites in Washington can redefine them to suit their ideology, whether it’s mandating “equity” over equality or imposing gender ideology on schools and sports. Take the Equal Rights Amendment (ERA), which Democrats have tried to revive despite its expiration. Far from promoting true equality, it could enshrine abortion as a constitutional right, overriding state pro-life laws and treating the right to life as negotiable.

This isn’t about empowering women; it’s about using the government to enforce a radical social agenda, rejecting the Constitution’s silence on such matters in favor of judicial activism. Similarly, Democrats’ support for expansive federal regulations—bypassing Congress through executive fiat—undermines the separation of powers that prevents democratic tyranny. This government-centric view of rights has historical roots in progressive thought, which dismisses natural rights as outdated. As one critique notes, progressives claim “man enjoys no permanent rights endowed by God, only changing rights held at the indulgence of government.”

This inversion echoes socialist ideologies where the state is supreme, and individual liberties are subordinate to collective goals. We’ve seen it in Democratic calls for wealth redistribution, where property rights are treated as privileges to be taxed away, or in environmental regulations that prioritize bureaucratic edicts over private ownership. Even in foreign policy, Democrats’ skepticism of American sovereignty shines through. They support treaties that could cede U.S. authority to international bodies, eroding the Constitution’s treaty clause and placing American decisions in the hands of unelected global elites.

This globalist bent rejects the America First ethos, favoring supranational governance over national self-determination. The Democratic Party’s evolution—or devolution—has turned it into a vehicle for those who “hate our institutions, hate the limits of our system of government, and hate America’s way of life.” From inverting JFK’s famous call to service into a demand for government handouts, to viewing rights as “given” by the state rather than inherent, Democrats embody a rejection of the American experiment. As Rep. Jim Jordan has pointed out, the left trusts unelected “experts” over the people’s elected representatives, subverting the constitutional system where power derives from the consent of the governed.

In contrast, conservatives uphold the vision of the Founders: a limited government that secures God-given rights, not one that invents and revokes them. The Constitution isn’t a living document to be twisted; it’s a covenant protecting liberty from overreach. Democrats’ belief that rights flow from government isn’t just troubling—it’s tyrannical. It paves the way for a future where freedoms are doled out like welfare checks, conditional on compliance with the ruling elite. As America faces this ideological divide, voters must recognize the stakes. Tim Kaine’s words aren’t isolated; they’re symptomatic of a party that has lost faith in the nation’s founding ideals. To preserve America, we must reject this statist vision and reaffirm that our rights are unalienable, endowed by our Creator, and protected—not granted—by government. As more and more Americans come to realize that the Democrat Party is an infestation on America, the Democrats will face annihilation at the polls. All Trump need do to safeguard American freedom is stop voter fraud. Fire Pam Bondi if needed, but get an AG who will stop the fraud, and we stop the Democrat Party cold. 

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