Pennsylvania State Senator Anthony Williams attempted to douse the flame of liberty with the foul water of unlimited central government.
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Cheaters Revenge Meets the New World Order
by Nick Dranias, Goldwater Institute What does poisoning a goldfish to get revenge on a cheating spouse have to do with the President’s power to make treaties? The constitutionally correct answer is: Nothing at all. Unfortunately, that’s not how the Obama Administration sees it. The Administration is claiming power to get into a domestic dispute [...]
A Note for Nullification Deniers
So for those looking to dismiss nullification on historical grounds, have at it. Just make sure you check the Internet before submitting something that is easily contradicted with a cursory reading of “the free encyclopedia.”
A Basic Civics Lesson for Pseudo-Historians
Federal supremacists apparently find the whole “civics lesson” theme clever.
Federal Courts Rubber Stamp Federal Spying
DOJ Reports: FISA Court Approved Every Federal Surveillance Request
South Carolina: Following James Madison’s Advice to Nullify Obamacare
It’s essential that other states rally to South Carolina’s aid by taking similar – or even stronger – steps that will “present obstructions” to Obamacare.
Absolute Federal Supremacy: A Crackpot Post-Antebellum Theory
Without some way to hold federal power in check, we end up not with a limited government, possessing enumerated powers, but an indefinite one, subject to particular exceptions.
Resolutions of 1798: Guideposts of Limited Government
the resolution as penned by Jefferson was meant to be more than a protest; Jefferson envisioned the states defying the unconstitutional acts of the national government
Rasmussen Poll: Nullification Goes Mainstream
Ladies and gentleman, nullification just became the majority opinion.
Swatting at Flies
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.
Federal War on the 4th Amendment Continues
The framers were very careful when they wrote the Fourth Amendment, as it imposes the most explicit requirements on the government found anywhere in the Constitution. It requires that all search warrants “particularly describ(e) the place to be searched, and the persons or things to be seized.” So, if the government follows the Constitution, it cannot seek what it is unable to identify, and it cannot compel the custodian of whatever records it is seeking to do its work for it.
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