federal regulation of immigration is a power both Thomas Jefferson and James Madison maintained was “no where delegated to the federal government.”
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His speech is a stinging refutation to all those who claim the clause empowers the federal government to spend money for anything and everything
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For nearly the last century, there has been an undeniable, dramatic trend upward in government spending in real and in nominal terms.
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Some people want to blame the intrusive, overreaching federal government we have today on the Constitution.
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Utah, Texas, and Wyoming round out the top three most sound money-friendly states in the U.S., according to the 2018 Sound Money Index, released by the Sound Money Defense League and Money Metals Exchange.
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This claim is fundamentally misconceived on two counts
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It’s a fallacy to believe the US has a free market economy.
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Many people consider cannabinoid (CBD) a miracle drug. But the federal government considers it an illegal substance.
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In 1961, President Eisenhower issued a stark warning to the American people.
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One day in January 1811, Thomas Jefferson wrote to a French man of letters whose book he so much admired that he translated it into English and saw to its American republication. Along the way, he explained to the Frenchman why there had been such a difference between the outcomes of their countries’ revolutions. “The true barriers [defenses] of our liberty in this country,” Jefferson instructed, “are our State governments; and the wisest conservative power ever contrived by man, is that of which our Revolution and present government [the Federal Government] found us possessed.”
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Seventeen states specifically authorize and license commercial hemp production despite federal prohibition, and many other states allow commercial cultivation despite paying lip-service to federal law.
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Some people believe that all branches of the federal government should fully enforce all federal laws until they’re overturned by a court or repealed by Congress. But the Founders disagreed. In many cases, vehemently.
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The Constitution. Every issue, every time. No exceptions, no excuses.
