“The powers not delegated to the United States by the Constitution, nor prohibited by it to the States, are reserved to the States respectively, or to the people.”
by Rob Natelson The disastrous fallout from Rand Paul’s incautious MSNBC interview shortly after his triumph in the Kentucky Republican primary underlines a real danger for the Tea Party movement as we move toward the 2010 elections. Any political pro could have...
What is the Constitution? It is a document designed to protect our freedom by imposing law on those who wield political power. Without such law, Americans would be under the constant threat of tyranny. The word “constitution” did not always refer to a...
With the new Arizona immigration law dominating discussions on the blogosphere, the Tenth Amendment Center has been tracking other states that have introduced 10th Amendment legislation. We checked in with Michigan to talk with State Representative Paul Opsommer...
by Bradley Rees, Virginia Tenth Amendment Center In Virginia’s Fifth District (where I live), as well as across the nation, people are beginning to ask the fundamental questions. What remains to be seen is this: whether enough sets of lips will give voice to them...
by Timothy Reeves, Oregon Tenth Amendment Center Any honest reading of the US Constitution gives the impression that the Federal Government is but a lackey to the states. However, when it comes to the way it has been interpreted (incorrectly), there are three clauses...
