What If We Said NO to Digital ID?

"What If We Said No To Digital ID?", "State Constitution Authority Toolkit" is a clear, lawful, and empowering guide designed to help every American citizen or tribal national understand — and lawfully exercise — their constitutional right to veto or correct government actions that violate the supreme laws of their State or the United States Constitution. In an era when routine administrative practices often overstep the boundaries of constitutional authority, this manual provides citizens with a structured way to defend their rights and reassert lawful consent. Grounded in Black's Law (6th Edition), Bouvier's (4th Edition), and Valentine's Law Dictionaries, it walks readers step by step through the process of identifying unconstitutional acts, drafting and filing lawful affidavits, and invoking constitutional remedies. The Toolkit includes: State-specific affidavit templates for individual or tribal use Instructions for submitting veto or disqualification notices to state representatives and agencies Thumbprint and notary spaces for lawful authentication Guidelines for peaceful, documented correction of unconstitutional policies References to foundational legal definitions that preserve the People's consent as the cornerstone of all legitimate government Written in accessible language, this manual turns complex constitutional principles into a hands-on defense tool for the everyday person — whether you are addressing legislative overreach, corporate interference, or administrative misconduct within your State. The message is simple: Every citizen has the lawful right — and civic duty — to ensure that no act of government proceeds without the informed consent of the governed. This book shows you how to do it properly, peacefully, and lawfully.