Timothy Baldwin on Alex Jones Tv 1/2:CONSTITUTIONAL DE-CONSTRUCTION

Alex also talks with Timothy Baldwin, the son of former presidential candidate Chuck Baldwin. Baldwin is a former prosecutor for the Florida State Attorneys Office who now owns his own private law practice. He is the author of Freedom For A Change.
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Mr. Baldwin was born and raised in Pensacola, FL. He attended the University of West Florida, where he received his Bachelors Degree in English (major) and Political Science (minor). From UWF, Mr. Baldwin attended and studied law at Cumberland School of Law located at Samford University in Birmingham, AL from the years 2001 to 2004. There, he specialized in litigation, was heavily involved in the trial programs, was named on the Deans List, and graduated in the top third of his class in the year 2004 when he received his Juris Doctorate Degree.

After graduating law school, Mr. Baldwin passed his bar exam in 2004 and immediately began his career at the State Attorneys Office in Escambia County, FL, where he initially handled misdemeanor cases and was soon after promoted to handle felony cases. During Mr. Baldwins career at the State Attorneys Office, he literally handled thousands of cases and tried over 50 jury trials.

In 2006, Mr. Baldwin opened his law office in Pensacola, FL, where he began focusing his practice on property management representation. This includes handling landlord-tenant and other land-possession actions, such as ejectment, unlawful detainer, foreclosure, and includes preparing rental documents, such as leases, property management agreements, land-use contracts, applications, residential selection criteria, etc. Mr. Baldwin is pleased to represent many notable and successful property management companies, as well as the general public in their property management matters.

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[aesthetictripp]

The third party that should emerge should be labled... "The Constitution Party"

[mrbenp77]

This is the doomed Generation. the Big Man will be returing soon! Put that in your pipe and smoke it!

[wbsbabe]

They got the flu shot.

[Scanman22]

Very true! The Federal Government was just suppose to be a place to unite the states and protect our country with armed forces! They are not suppose to rule us. The states are suppose to have the power as far as laws and what not. The federal government has grown way too big and way too powerful! It is a shame! Minus slavery, it is a shame that the Confederacy did not win the civil war. Our states would have had way more power and almost like individual countries. Save our Sovereignty! No NWO!!!

[rctube1958]

Alex, Let him speak!!!

[mcap52]

As far as the Supreme Court our congress has the authority to remove any judge who they think are not working in the best interest of the people.

[mcap52]

Each state has their own Constitution and that document was to trump federal policies.Our federal government was created only to keep us safe and ensure our inalienable rights were not interfered with.

[frickadele]

The US states Were their own Countries....

just like European countries were...

Until they joined the EU and became

The United States of Europe!

Bye bye sovereignty, individualism, self -determination....

hello....hell.

Rockguitarnow....You are wonderful!

[Rockguitarnow]

At 9:15 he is right, as long as a state law doesn't violate the constitution.

If a state passes a law saying child services can take anyone's children without a trial, then a federal court can deem that unconstitutional.

Many states today have these unconstitutional laws for child services. I know a guy who had his three children taken by DYFS without giving him a trial. I helped him file federal lawsuit papers, and the state quickly gave him his children back to him.

[shocktreatmenthead]

I voted for his father for president last year.