In this week’s video report, Michael Boldin talks about how the left and the right are starting to converge more and more in support of the principles of decentralization and limited constitutional government that the 10th Amendment stands for. Also discussed are the benefits of state sovereignty resolutions, what needs to come next, the reason to limit government, and a few media updates for the week.
Left and Right support the 10th Amendment
About Tenth Amendment
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Ahhh!!!! Finally. A mug to go with the name. Good job, Michael.
Thanks, Jeff. I’ve been doing these almost weekly for a while now, thought i’d start posting them on the site too instead of just on youtube. Really appreciate the feedback!
Why shouldn’t they, with states rights, we can each have our own way. Anyone with a brain supports decentralization of power.
If only federal politicians had brains to match their power lust…
Some of them do have brains to match – makes them even worse.
OK, are we supposed to defund weather satellite operations at NOAA? Should we have each state design and launch their own weather satellites? How about the U.S. power grid? Is money spent to make a smart, redundant, reliable U.S. electricity grid by DOE unconstitutional? Would 50 separate state grids work better? I've read the writings of the founding fathers, and I don't know 1 of them who want us to tackle problems inefficiently at the state level just because the founders lacked prescience about infrastructure developments. So, what do you say? Kill off DOE? Centers for Disease Control?