It's Constitution Week! Let's defend our freedoms!

This is Constitution Week, marking the 235th anniversary of the signing of the document that guaranteed the protection of our God-given freedoms as Americans. 

Unfortunately, those same freedoms are now under unprecedented attack by the corrupt and increasingly authoritarian Biden regime. 

As a candidate for city council here, I have pledged to oppose any and all unconstitutional Biden mandates on our local government and residents. That means not complying with any federal mandates to shut down our churches, businesses or public facilities in the name of some future pretended "national health emergency," and refusing to submit to any other unconstitutional dictates from our illegitimate president and his leftist globalist puppetmasters. 

Citrus County and Inverness did not vote for Biden, and we certainly did not sign up for surrendering our constitutional rights and religious freedoms to some sinister New World Order where the government can arbitrarily raid our homes, take our guns, censor our speech, indoctrinate our children and change the definition of "woman." 

Constitution Week is the perfect time to fight back, beginning here at the local level.  



The future of our Constitution depends on whether communities across America just like ours are willing to stand up and defend our freedoms by supporting local candidates who aren't afraid to say "No" to the Biden administration. 

Please join me in that cause by giving what you can today!

For freedom,

John Labriola


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