Calling All Tenthers!

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by Trevor Lyman

“The powers not delegated to the United States by the Constitution, nor prohibited by it to the States, are reserved to the States respectively, or to the people.”
- The Tenth Amendment of the U.S. Constitution.

Like a muscle that atrophies when unused, the power of the U.S. Constitution also withers when its meaning is lost on the people.  And, sadly, for many people its meaning most certainly has been lost.

Today, our Federal government illegally conducts; a national take over of our health care, illegal search and seizure at our airports, a seemingly endless use of your tax dollars to prop up failing businesses, and much more.  If people were to view the Constitution properly, as an enumeration of powers delegated to the federal government, one would be hard-pressed to find a day go by without serious Constitutional violations.

However these illegal intrusions are not root of the problem facing our lives today but are instead only symptoms of a much greater sickness of “ignorance” that has infected the American people. The only cure for ignorance is education.

Enter Michael Boldin and the Tenth Amendment Center.

Or, as Chuck Norris put it in his Human Events and TownHall column last year:

“I would encourage you to go to the Tenth Amendment Center and learn more about your 10th Amendment rights”

Established in 2006, the Tenth Amendment Center has been leading the charge to re-educate the American public on the meaning and importance of decentralization as a path to liberty – which is just what the Tenth Amendment affirmed in the U.S. Constitution.

Cited regularly as a resource by media and grassroots sources from the left, right, and center – including Glenn Beck, the Associated Press, Lew Rockwell, Reuters, Campaign for Liberty, and many others – along with having twenty three thousand supporters via facebook, the Tenth Amendment Center is a trusted member of our freedom community.

With more than two dozen State and Local TAC chapters around the country, and many more to come in 2011, the Center also works with state legislatures and grassroots organizations alike to reinvigorate the people’s understanding and practice of the principles held within the Tenth Amendment, it being the greatest check and balance on Federal power that exists.

During the second half of 2010, I had the good fortune to meet and get to know Michael Boldin personally.  After seeing first hand his driven dedication, passion, talent and (perhaps most importantly) his results, I personally rank his efforts and initiatives, via the Tenth Amendment Center, as some of the most important in our movement.

That’s why today I’m writing you to ask for your help – help through your participation in a money bomb of support for this very important cause – our cause, liberty!

On January 10th and 11th, and in commemoration of Thomas Paine’s great work “Common Sense,” we’ll be holding a mass fundraising day to help support and nurture the work of the Tenth Amendment Center. You can pledge to participate directly at the moneybomb website at www.CommonSenseMoneyBomb.com or via the facebook event here.

As Ron Paul has reminded us on many occasions, while elections are important parts of our political process, it is the power of ideas that truly shape and set the foundations of nations. Now that the elections are over, let’s take some time to get back to the fundamentals, let’s bring back the Tenth Amendment!

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And, most importantly, lets cure this nation of its ignorance and apathy until the Federal government is penned back into its box and properly muzzled as it should be.

Please take a moment to pledge now directly at the moneybomb website at www.CommonSenseMoneyBomb.com or via the facebook event here. I look forward to participating with you on January 10th and 11th.

Sincerely,

Trevor Lyman

Trevor Lyman [send him email] is a political activist and one of the originators of the Money Bomb concept that broke funraising records in Ron Paul’s 2008 presidential campaign. Visit his websites, breakthematrix.com, trevorlyman.com

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2 comments
Diane A.
Diane A.

This is about "Constitutional rights" and indeed OBLIGATION of its citizens to fight unconstitutional laws and overreach by the Feds. This adminstrations complete and utter lack of acknowledgement of the MAJORITY of americans that were opposed to Obamacare is a prime example of "overreach" as well as being "Unconstitutional" (interstate commerce clause)
Additionally the Tenth Ammendment REQUIRES that state legislature uphold states rights as "paramount" over Unconstitutional Federal Laws. These actions protect " Individual Rights" under the very same action, you deicde, Federal Goverment TELLING YOU what your rights are OR states rights GUARANTEEING those rights under our Constitution.

Experience hath shewn, that even under the best forms of government those entrusted with power have, in time, and by slow operations, perverted it into tyranny.
-Thomas Jefferson

HighlanderJuan
HighlanderJuan

The federal government is not self regulating, and that must be an acknowledged fact by now. The states created the federal government to perform certain specific and enumerated functions for the states, and then dropped the ball by not making sure the federal government did what it was supposed to do. So now we have a runaway and lawless central government.

It would be my opinion that the tyranny we are experiencing from the federal government today is caused largely by the states not doing their job of controlling their own creation. Instead of marching on Washington, we should be marching on our own state capitals and demanding that our state governments fulfill their primary obligations of defending and protecting their own citizens from every foreign government, including the central government.

The states are either sovereign states or they are not, and if they are not, then we are no longer free and sovereign citizens either. Time for us all to fish or cut bait with regard to lawful and functional government.

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