Ashby Jones has a good report on the still-growing 10th Amendment Movement in the Wall Street Journal’s Law Blog.
We had no idea: states across the land are assembling their legislatures and passing these resolutions asserting their sovereignty. It’s all part of this push, it seems, to remind whomever — citizens, the federal government — that the 9th and 10th amendments to the Constitution imbue the states with certain powers.
The number of states deciding that these resolutions are worth doing are growing. South Carolina passed one this week. A Kansas resolution affirming the state’s 10th amendment rights was on Thursday sent to the state Senate for a full vote. Late last month, the Alabama legislature sent up a resolution essentially reaffirming the 10th amendment. For a full list of what states have done on this front, click here, for information from the Tenth Amendment center
It's long overdue to tell Congress,the U.S. Supreme 'Criminal' Court and all Federal Courts,who's the boss here. And the bosses are the States and the people of the different States. The Amendments to the Constitution clearly nullified any so-called 'Interstate Commerce Clause" and gave most all the powers to the States and the People.
As Sarah Palin recently said: " It's time for another "revolution" http://www.usapoliticaltyranny.info