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Making it Up as They Go

By on May 10, 2009 in Constitution, Featured, Limited Government

We are governed by a written constitution that grants the people and the states the right to keep government in line

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Mississippi Lawmakers Approve Sovereignty Resolutions

By on May 7, 2009 in State Sovereignty Movement

Mississippi lawmakers have voted to approve House and Senate versions of resolutions in support of State Sovereignty. The House adopted its resolution on a vote of 80-30 after two hours of debate – and it was altered to specify that the resolution shouldn’t be interpreted as an official stance against voting rights. The Senate adopted its own resolution, 25-18, after about an hour and a half. The sponsors of the Mississippi resolutions were Republicans or conservative Democrats.

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