August 6th, 2009

State Notary Took An Oath To Defend The Constitution

GreatSeal I am a California State Notary, I have been so for 5 years now. When you pass the test and process the paperwork, you are required to take the Oath of the position, which is the same Oath as every politician and the Military. When I
first took the Oath 5 years ago, I raised my right hand and pledged to Uphold and Defend the Constitution of the United States against all enemies Foreign and Domestic. Being the daughter of an Air Force Officer Test Pilot, I took this Oath with reverence. Five years ago I didn’t fully comprehend the domestic dangers, however, when I renewed my Oath this last year, it meant so much to me and my duty to California and our Nation. The sad state of affairs due to the budget crisis in California is now when you take your Oath at the County Office, they pull out a piece of paper read the Oath to you and you simply state I Will! It doesn’t change the impact, but it reduces the Oath to nothing more and a statement.

I pledge to Uphold and Defend our Constitution everyday! I write and email and call our Representatives and ask that they too Uphold their Oath of office and remind them I know what it means and they should too!

thank you.
stephanie

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5 Responses to “State Notary Took An Oath To Defend The Constitution”

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Mcvet03 Says:
August 6th, 2009 at 5:48 pm
Wow, interesting..I never thought about notary publics taking the Oath! Thanks for your testimony and thank you for standing by your Oath and with us, your fellow Patriots.
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Delta Says:
August 6th, 2009 at 7:31 pm
Awsome work glad to have you with us welcome to oath keepers
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Jim Bridgens Says:
August 6th, 2009 at 7:49 pm
Hi Stephanie,
Welcome to the Oath Keepers. I’m sure your word is your bond. Very glad to have you with us.
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Linda Says:
August 9th, 2009 at 7:28 am
As a California Notary Public, I took the same oath of office to uphold and defend The United States Constitution from all enemies foreign and domestic. It is good to see another Notary here because we do take that oath with dedication and reverence.
The first time I took the Oath was as a civilian working for the United States Navy in 1983 at the Shipyard in Long Beach, CA. The job ended but the oath continues with me.
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CorbinKale Says:
August 14th, 2009 at 10:44 pm
That is an eye opening testimony, Stephanie. Anyone can take an Oath to the Constitution. It is those who understand and KEEP the Oath that count. Welcome, and thanks!

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