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The Supremes: Looking out for their own

The Court almost never rules in a way that limits federal power.

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A False Premise Makes for a False Court Ruling

We should always evaluate the legitimacy of a federal act in light of the original Constitution, not solely on the opinion of some long dead lawyers.

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Thank You!

June 25, 2012.  It’s hard to believe this date is here.  Six years ago today, the idea for the Tenth Amendment Center was born.

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What If the States Refuse to Comply?

What if the federal government passes a “law” and everyone ignores them or actively block its enforcement?

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Advocating lawlessness to pass laws? No Thanks

We need to return to the constitutional principles the United States was founded upon

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“But it’s Only for the Terrorists.”

Heritage Gets it Wrong. Again.

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What Separation of Power?

relying on members of the federal government to limit their own power is a losing proposition.

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Obama and Romney: Carnival Midway Hucksters

“We work for the same people.”

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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.

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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), [...]

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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.

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