“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.”
Is impeachment valid even though the speaker has not transmitted it to the Senate? Some argue that the Senate is not prohibited by the Constitution to start a trial, even if the articles of impeachment are not transmitted from the House to the Senate. But is this the...
Remember when President Trump promised to lower the national debt during the campaign? Remember when he said he could do it “fairly quickly?” Those were good times. Unfortunately, the reality has not matched up with the campaign rhetoric. Entering into...
The Trump administration’s announcement that it is suspending the Intermediate-Range Nuclear Forces Treaty with Russia, and that it will terminate the treaty in six months unless Russia moves toward full compliance, has produced little reaction in legal...
Apparently, a lot of people want the feds to enforce unconstitutional laws because refusing to do so will “break the system.” Recently, we released a report showing the Trump administration has ramped up enforcement of federal gun laws. ATF enforcement...
by Gary M. Galles Brett Kavanaugh’s impending confirmation hearings have sustained what has been over a decade-long Democrat “go to” Supreme Court strategy—calling nominees they don’t like “out of the mainstream.” In 2007, incoming Senate Minority Leader Charles...
Incredible. That’s the only way I can describe how I’m feeling right now. Tomorrow, June 25th, we celebrate our 12-Year Anniversary at the TAC! When I started the Tenth Amendment Center in 2006 as a simple one-person blog, my goal was to reach just a few people about...