In episode 10 of Thoughts from Maharrey Head, I explain why we shouldn’t fear the “big bad” federal government.

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In last week’s edition of Thoughts from Maharrey Head, I talked about the power of state refusal to cooperate with the federal government. It works, and provides us with a powerful tool to stop federal overreach and limit federal power. But one thing prevents us from fully realizing the potential of nullification through state non-cooperation.

Fear.

I hear it all the time. The doomsday scenarios and the endless “what ifs.” In this episode, I explain why we should not be afraid to stand up to the feds and I make the case that if history serves as any indication, the feds will back down when challenged.

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