We Don’t Need No Stinkin’ Permission!
We need to exercise our rights whether they the government want us to or not.
The TSA, Interposition and the Spirit of 1809
“Our Constitution encourages local governments to stand up when the federal government goes too far..These naked X-ray machines..constitute an unreasonable search,” which violates the Fourth Amendment.
Faulty premise – wrong answer
You see, if you start with a flawed premise, you will always come up with the wrong answer.
Prop. 19 Goes up in Smoke
Passage of such a law would open a can of worms for federal authority and bring back the idea of a people’s nullification.
Nullification: A Lesson from Massachusetts History
The philosophical ideas that would give rise to the protections granted in the Tenth Amendment were present before the Revolutionary War even started.
The Lone Star State’s Opportunity
Will Texas take a stand? In 2011, it’ll be the first state to consider the Federal Health Care Nullification Act.
View of the Constitution of the United States
St. George Tucker’s View of the Constitution of the United States was the first extended, systematic commentary on the Constitution after it had been ratified by the people of the several states and amended by the Bill of Rights.
Reclaiming Commerce
For decades, using a tortured definition of “interstate commerce,†Congress has claimed the authority to regulate, control, ban, or mandate virtually everything
The Original Constitution: Roadmap to Restoration
“Whether ‘We the People’ want our real Constitution back is ultimately for us to decide.†There is no disputing that.
“Unconstitutional Law” is an Oxymoron
The Tenth Amendment prohibits the federal government from interfering with a state’s decision to either allow or prohibit the cultivation, distribution or use of marijuana within its own boundaries (case law involving the Commerce Clause notwithstanding).
The Founders Wanted Big Government? I Object.
Were the Framers “nationalists†who all along, despite their own words to the contrary, secretly intended to establish in the original Constitution a federal leviathan?
Bridging the Political Chasm
In an era of increasing political divisiveness, perhaps citizens embracing widely varied political ideologies can find a rallying spot and common ground around the Constitution, the 10th Amendment and the political processes brilliantly devised by our founders.
Lessons of Lexington, 1775
“I will accept no compromise with those who would abuse any portion of the Constitution”
More Republican Pledge Hypocrisy
Republicans are such hypocrites that even while they preach smaller and less intrusive government they pass legislation to increase the size and scope of government.
What does it really mean?
While Republicans trumpet their victory, they would do well to ground themselves in an important reality. This election was not a ringing endorsement of the GOP. It was instead a repudiation of progressive ideology.
They Don’t Teach This in School
The various commissars who have taken it upon themselves to ensure that no one strays from officially approved opinion — or to appropriately scold anyone who in fact does so — have become apoplectic at the return of nullification.
Election Results: A Boost to Big Government
There is no lesser of evils between the two major parties.
We Cannot Quietly Submit
don’t sit still for this. It’s not right, and you know it’s not right. It’s not lawful, and you know it’s not lawful. It’s mass insanity, and you know it’s mass insanity.
