Article 6 — The Supremacy Clause

“The Federal is above the State”, they tell you, wanting you to crash out. Constitutional supremacy though, prioritizes the social contract, the United States Constitution (1788) as supreme law, not legislation, policy, or executive order, but fundamental, Constitutional Law. Federalist 78-83 clarifies that no branch or democratic vote can supercede Constitutional text, including the executive; and including a consolidated federal government.

Article 6, Section 3 mandates State obedience to the U.S. Constitution, not any one or multiple entities who are surpassing Constitutional legitimacy. American founding texts provides insight that secures State lawful use of force against domestic invasion from tyrant government under conditions of severe Constitutional breach.

In California, the last item to satisfy the unlocking of the Golden State’s maximum capabilities under Governor and State Commander-in-Chief Gavin Newsom, is the execution of an innocent U.S. Citizen during federal agency kidnapping campaigns. Then, the Federal above the State virtually dissolves to protect States Rights and the Federal and State Constitutional protections of Californians including the 40% Latino population. California’s Hispanic origins prior to joining the American Union after the Mexican-American War accelerate Constitutional damage and violations that exhaust legal remedy.

Wherever law ends, tyranny begins and so our duty to restore the Constitutional order; even against a tyrant federal.

— The Coneflower Resistance