Restore Our Constitution 

Restore Our Constitution is a group of citizens that love our country! Our primary focus is the study of the founding of our country, our founding fathers, the Declaration and the Constitution. 

From time to time we share current news, information on local, state and national issues. On occasion we have guest speakers that talk on a broad rage of subjects. We are nonpartisan conservatives that love and support our founding documents to insure that America will continue to be a free and sovereign nation.

NOTE: ROC is not a political organization. We do not endorse candidates. Our meetings are for information purposes to provide a place for people to learn history, meet candidates, hear city, state and national topics discussed with our primary focus being the history of our nation. Our constitution encourages an active and informed citizenry that is willing to educate yourself on issues, candidates, history and legislation to better serve your community.

Jim was born and raised in Decatur Illinois. He entered the United States Marine Corps after he graduated from Eisenhower High School in 1986. Upon graduating Field Artillery school, he was stationed in Okinawa Japan assigned to Fox Battery 2nd Battalion 12 Marines, 3rd Marine Division. He completed the Marine Corps rifle instructor course and became an instructor at the range. He was awarded a meritorious mast, Special Achievement award, and a good conduct medal prior to being honorably discharged.

After his military service, he returned to Decatur and began working a construction job until he was hired as a security officer at the Clinton nuclear power plant. After working security for two years, he enrolled at Richland Community College and later received an associate degree in applied science in law enforcement. Jim worked at the Firestone tire and rubber plant in Decatur until he was hired by the Macon County Sheriff’s Office in 1996. 

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• Mar 12, 2020 Updated Mar 12, 2020

MACON COUNTY, Ill. (WAND) - Jim Root was sworn in as Macon County Sheriff Monday morning.

WE RECOMMEND THE SPIRAL BOUND BOOK

Constitution Alive Class Workbook (Spiral Bound)$35.00

This companion workbook to the Constitution Alive! Course is filled with the information that guides you through each lesson, complete with fill-in-the-blanks to help solidify the learning experience. You will enjoy referring back to the founding father quotes used throughout the course!

The Appendices include an Answer Key, all of the major founding era documents, and the renowned Constitution Made Easy: a side-by-side rendition of the Constitution in its original form and its amended form. This Spiral bound version makes for ease of handling while engaged in this life-changing study of the Constitution!

 We recommend the Spiral Bound book.     Number of Pages: 256  Dimensions: 5.5" x 8.5"

Lay Flat Workbook

This companion workbook to the Constitution Alive! Course is filled with the information that guides you through each lesson, complete with fill-in-the-blanks to help solidify the learning experience. You will enjoy referring back to the founding father quotes used throughout the course!

The Appendices include an Answer Key, all of the major founding era documents, and the renowned Constitution Made Easy: a side-by-side rendition of the Constitution in its original form and its amended form. This workbook makes learning fun while engaged in this life-changing study of the Constitution!

Number of Pages: 256

Dimensions: 5.3" x 7.4"

With 2022 on the horizon it is important all citizens be informed and educated on this most important issue of election integrity. Illinois voter rolls need to be cleaned up. “Dirty voter rolls can mean dirty elections – which is one reason why federal law requires access to voting rolls,” said Judicial Watch President Tom Fitton. 

Judicial Watch filed the lawsuit on behalf of the Illinois Conservative Union (ICU) and three of its officers, Carol Davis, Janet Shaw, and Loretta Savee. after Illinois state officials refused to allow them to obtain a copy of the state’s voter registration database despite their lawful request for it under federal law (Illinois Conservative Union et al v. Illinois et al. (No. 1:20-cv-05542)).

READ MORE: https://www.judicialwatch.org/press-releases/court-rules-voter-rolls-illinois/

Scott Reuter

Scott Rueter has served the Macon County community and criminal justice system for over thirty years. Formerly the Macon County State’s Attorney from 2000-2004, Rueter began his career as an intern in the Macon County State’s Attorney’s Office in 1984. After graduating from DePaul School of Law, Rueter worked in both Ogle and Dewitt counties as an assistant state’s attorney. While in Dewitt County, Rueter was appointed Interim State’s Attorney in 1987 after the standing State’s Attorney was appointed to the position of Circuit Judge. Rueter also worked for a time as an investigator for the Office of the Illinois Appellate Prosecutor in the newly formed Asset Forfeiture Unit. FACEBOOK: see About me: https://www.facebook.com/Rueter-for-Macon-County-States-Attorney-112796823418926/

Sherry Doty

Sherry is from Mount Zion, Illinois, and attended Mount Zion High School, graduating in 1979. She has worked at the Circuit Clerk's office for 34 years and, in her time, has supervised multiple departments and efforts, including the February 2018 expungement/seal summit. She resides in Mount Zion with her husband, and her three dogs, Moe, Merle, and Nitro. Her son attends UW-Madison's La Follette School of Public Affairs. MORE: https://sherrydotyforcircuitclerk.com