Today, we find ourselves at a crossroads. Do we continue down the path of unquestioned support of the expansion of government power, or do we return to our intellectual bedrock of limiting government and the people who run it?
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The founders’ true views on nullification can be ascertained by answering three simple questions.
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As Thomas Jefferson once said, The 10th Amendment is the Foundation to the entire structure of the Constitution. It’s the rule of construction which defines it.
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Esquire magazine would like you to believe it knows something about nullification. They don’t.
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Unconstitutional laws are not the “law of the land.” The states can and should resist them and the temptation to sell their independence to the federal government, the opinions of nine black robes notwithstanding.
DetailsIt appears that the folks over at Bill Moyers’ website have discovered the Tenth Amendment Center.
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True advocates of liberty don’t sulk because their candidate wasn’t elected. They don’t idly gloat in the comfortable knowledge that their guy would have been a better choice. They certainly don’t look three years down the road to see which defender of liberty will come riding to their rescue astride a white horse. Voting, especially at the federal level, is doing the bare minimum. For those who wish to live free from the oppression of an overreaching federal government, there’s real work to be done.
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Every time a state refuses to help the federal government enforce their laws, the feds’ court gets bigger. They simply do not have the players needed to defend the whole playing field and this lack of resources becomes a penalty in itself. Ultimately, there’s no real need to slap a technical foul on a group of players that can’t stop the other team from scoring.
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Some people want to believe that we can fight for the Constitution in some areas while ignoring the founders’ vision in others, but this is impossible. Our forefathers understood that all our liberties are interdependent and that the centralization of power, especially in the hands of the executive, would endanger them all.
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Anyone who wants you to believe that resisting the federal government today is somehow associated with disgusting racists of the past is either totally ignorant or just big, fat liar. Or both.
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The Constitution. Every issue, every time. No exceptions, no excuses.
