“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.”
In 1798, the State of Virginia adopted a resolution in response to Congress passing “The Alien and Sedition Acts” Asserting that the Federal government had overstepped it’s bounds as enumerated in the Constitution, James Madison with the assistance...
Launched on July 29, and based in Hampton Bays, New York, the New York State Sovereignty Meetup Group is organized by Jacques Ditte. Here’s an introduction from Jacques: Today across our Union, over 35 States are reasserting their Constitutionally guaranteed...
By Brian Roberts Article 1 in Series, Restoring Freedom: An Entrepreneur’s Perspective Imagine this… You and I are the founders of a start-up company. Our product is compelling. Our market is broad. We are underfunded, unorganized and unfocused. The press...
On August 1st at the Statehouse in Columbus, The Ohio Liberty Council will send a powerful message of group unity. For the first time, a multitude of groups like the Cincinnati, Dayton, and Columbus Tea Party groups, The Ohio Freedom Alliance, Ohio Free State, Buckeye...
by Thomas Grady The “Mighty” 10th and the Enumerated Powers Acts When it was written, the U.S. Constitution’s 10th Amendment was the last line drawn in the sand against an oppressive central government. It was the Bill of Rights’ final amendment, as if our Founding...
