Refuting Heritage on Foreign Policy.

There is no fundamental difference in the foreign policy ideologies of conservative and progressive politicians, as judged by their actions.
Original Intent, Original Understanding, Original Meaning

Rob Natelson on how to uncover the original legal force of the Constitution
The Rosa Parks Method for Liberty

When Rosa Parks refused to move the to back of the bus – she taught us just how to deal with laws that are unconstitutional – immoral – and unjust.
The Disastrous Student Loan Mess

The American Founders would have called this “corruption,” and they were keenly aware of the potential.
What Separation of Power?

relying on members of the federal government to limit their own power is a losing proposition.
An Effective Method to Restore Due Process

As Democrats and Republicans continue to work together in DC to take away our rights, it’s our local communities who must and will rise up to save them.
If the Feds Won’t Stop the TSA, the States Should

if we do nothing, it won’t be long before VIPR teams make a visit to your neighborhood sidewalk.
A Lesson for the Wall Street Journal on the NDAA

Section 1021 of the 2012 National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA) purports to authorize the President to designate all persons — including U.S. Citizens found within the U.S — as enemy combatants, subject to the Law of War, including; Indefinite detention without trial or charge, transfer to foreign jurisdictions or entities (commonly known as extraordinary rendition), [...]
Mongering Fear: The Establishment Attacks

establishment hawks Charles Stimson and David Rivkin attack the TAC in the Washington Post
Free at Last! Martin Luther King and Nullification

it is ironic to use Dr. King as an example to promote nullification and interposition…but valid.
Stop the NDAA in your State, County and Town

Los Angeles Event shows how States and Local Communities Can Stop NDAA Indefinite Detention
NDAA Resistance: Only the Beginning

An open-letter to Naomi Wolf on state and local defense of the Constitution
Tombstone, Water, and the Bureaucrat Standing In Between

there is something to be said of simply ignoring the decrees of the Forest Service…
Jan Brewer: Constitutionalist or Pelosi Supporter?

the time for tough talk, Governor Brewer, is over. The time to act is upon you.
The Constitution’s Officers

If you read the Constitution carefully, you’ll see that the document frequently uses the terms “officers” and “offices.”
Do Unto Others…A Lesson for Foreign Policy

Have you ever thought about what your relationship with your less savory neighbors might look like if you approached them the same way the United States handles its foreign policy? Up until about a month ago, a couple lived in our neighborhood, and I’m relatively certain they dealt drugs out of their home. We saw [...]
Vermont to Feds: Back Off!

This spirit of nullification in the New England states began more than one hundred fifty years ago, but it’s hardly gone.
A Special Lesson on Habeas Corpus

“The privilege of the writ of habeas corpus shall not be suspended, unless when in cases of rebellion or invasion the public safety may require it.”





















