“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 Derek Sheriff After reading and listening to numerous questions and comments about federalism from people on the Internet and on various talk radio shows, I’ve concluded that there is still a great deal of confusion about what exactly federalism is and what it is...
by Gary Wood, Utah Tenth Amendment Center Anytime there is any constitutional amendment proposed the first thing everyone needs to think about is basic. As Constitution Scholar Gary Alder says, “When you change your constitution you are altering your form of...
by Michael Maharrey The issue of state sovereignty, and a balance of power between State and federal governments, as explicitly stated in the 10th Amendment, should span political ideologies and party lines. But many, particularly Democrats and folks leaning toward...
by Gary Wood, Utah Tenth Amendment Center H.R. 1586: Education Jobs and Medicade Assistance Act was signed into law on August 10th. Many in Utah arecheering as Gov. Herbert and many state legislators are planning to accept the ‘grant’ money and strings attached to...
by Debra Medina EDITOR’S NOTE: Debra Medina will be joining us as a featured speaker at Nullify Now! on 09-04-10 in Ft Worth, Texas. Â There are just a few tickets left – Click here for more information and to reserve tickets now – or call...
by Gary Wood, Utah Tenth Amendment Center Federalism is a form of governing in a republic that was launched in earnest, for the first time, through the efforts of the 1787Constitutional Convention.  The men who gathered for the convention did not agree on...