Documentary Film Premiere, Nullification: The Rightful Remedy
EVENT on Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/events/286257921434126/ Movie info: http://www.nullificationmovie.com
Nullify the NDAA: Virginia House Bill 1160
UPDATE AND SPECIAL ACTION ALERT FOR 02-03-12 BELOW Introduced in the Virginia House of Delegates is House Bill 1160 (HB1160) which “Prevents any agency, political subdivision, employee, or member of the military of Virginia from assisting an agency or the armed forces of the United States in the investigation, prosecution, or detainment of a United [...]
Defending the Guard in New Hampshire
Soon, the New Hampshire General Assembly will vote on a resolution on the use – and misuse – of the State’s National Guard troops. HJR21 “A RESOLUTION informing the United States Congress that it is the desire of the general court of New Hampshire that the New Hampshire national guard shall not serve outside the [...]
Rick Santorum Sounds Like Rachel Maddow on Nullification
Rick Santorum in New Hampshire, at an event held by Cornerstone, a local supporter of Nullify Now! New Hampshire held in 2011: “We had a war about nullification. There was a war about nullification. The Civil War was about nullification, and I’m not sure I want to go there,” Santorum said. “If the state doesn’t [...]
TAC Volunteer Projects: Help Needed Now!
UPDATED 11-26-11: Help is needed to compile state legislator email addresses in a spreadsheet format. The states we need immediately are: Alabama, Arkansas, California, Connecticut, Delaware, Florida, Illinois, Kentucky, Maine, Minnesota, Missouri, Mississippi, North Dakota, New Mexico, Ohio, South Carolina, Vermont. Scroll down for more details.
The 10th Amendment, Musical Rendition
Yeah, this is real. Hard to believe it exists. Interesting, to say the least. I kind of liked it!
The 10th is Number 1!
At the Fox News/Google GOP debate on 09-22, views were able to submit their own video questions via youtube. According to Fox, the question that got the MOST votes amongst all that were submitted, was on the 10th Amendment: “There’s growing concern among Americans about the size and scope of the federal government and it’s [...]
Hooey That’s a Hoot
by Becky Akers, LewRockwell.com I constantly marvel that a free pass to sexually assault 1.8 million passengers daily doesn’t sufficiently occupy the Transportation Security Administration (TSA) to keep it from further lunacy. But no. John “The Perv” Pistole, TSA’s “Administrator,” has decided its notorious blue gloves and brown-sorry, blue shirts aren’t uniform enough. So, “as [...]
Tenther Radio Episode 9: Paul Opsommer, Paul Curtman, Doug Tjaden
Add to iTunes In this episode, hosts Michael Boldin and John Bush talk about the Orwellian doublethink about the 10th Amendment on prominent display at the recent republican debate in Ames, Iowa. They welcome Paul Opsommer, a state rep from Michigan, who wants to get the feds out of highway funding. Boldin and Bush also [...]
Threats of Violence…(warning, lots of “fun” language!)
Here’s an example of the kind of garbage I have to deal with – regularly. It was much worse while Bush was in office, but it’s picking up steam once again. Nullification of the Government of the United States of America, is not the ticket guy. The tenth amendment is more about the dualation of [...]
SCOTUS Defending the 10th Amendment? Good Luck
That’s the message that Kevin Gutzman gave on the recent Bond decision, which ruled that an individual can sue the feds under the 10th Amendment. From 1937 to 1995, the Supreme Court did not rule a single congressional statute unconstitutional. One cannot take for granted that any constitutional provision will be respected if asserted against [...]
Texas House to the TSA: You are Nullified!
Update - the bill passed a 2nd reading on May 12th. The third and final vote, on may 13th had the bill passing by a vote of 138-0. It now moves on to the Senate. While states across the country are considering and passing bills to reject or nullify what many see as federal overreach in [...]
Thank you
As I was traveling overnight in the middle seat of an overpacked coach flight to South Carolina, all I could think of was….thanks. I’ll be speaking at the presidential debate after event rally/party today. The full lineup is pretty much this… Ron Paul, Peter Schiff, Jordan Page, Stewart Rhodes…and me. Getting an opportunity to speak [...]
Scott Horton Interviews Thomas E. Woods
EDITOR’S NOTE: Tom Woods and Scott Horton will both be featured speakers at Nullify Now! Los Angeles on May 28th. Get tickets here – http://www.nullifynow.com/losangeles/ – or by calling 888-71-TICKETS ******* Thomas E. Woods, author of Rollback: Repealing Big Government Before the Coming Fiscal Collapse, discusses the pivotal events (Quebec Act, the “shot heard ’round the [...]
Centralization Works!
Yup. Centralization works. For people who hate minority populations and the poor. Take this example from the LA Progressive: “More African American men are in prison or jail, on probation or parole than were enslaved in 1850, before the Civil War began,” Michelle Alexander told a standing room only house at the Pasadena Main Library [...]
A Pro-Nullification President?
Gary Johnson, who spoke at Nullify Now! tour stops in both Orlando and Phoenix, has just announced his candidacy for president. And, in an interview with the radical anti-nullification revisionists at ThinkProgress, Johnson made clear his support for the movement around the country. Watch it KEYES: I know a lot of states have been taking [...]
TN Legislative Update: Week of April 10
There are two great Tenth Amendment bills moving this week in the Tennessee General Assembly. The Real ID Nullification bill (SB1638/HB1874) sponsored by Sen. Stacey Campfield and Rep. Frank Niceley will go before the General Subcommittee of the House Transportation Committee on Tuesday, April 12 and before the Senate Transportation Committee on Wednesday, April 13. [...]
North Dakota to DC: Back Off!
The North Dakota legislature has a message to send to Washington DC by passing House Concurrent Resolution 3015 (HCR3015) – cease and desist! The resolution passed the House in February by a vote of 57-36, and yesterday, the Senate concurred by a voice vote. From the text of the resolution: this resolution serves as notice [...]
Number 16 on Deck? Delaware Senate Approves Medical Marijuana
By a vote of 18-3 yesterday, the Delaware State Senate approved Senate Bill 17 (SB17). The bill states that, with a doctor’s written recommendation, patients with certain serious or debilitating conditions that could be alleviated by marijuana would be allowed to possess up to six ounces of the drug. Senators approved the bill after adding [...]
Idaho House Rejects Federal Control of Health Care
Yesterday, by a vote of 50-17-3, the Idaho house of representatives passed House Bill 298 (HB298), what some pundits are calling the “son of nullification” bill. The bill states: The power to require or regulate a person’s choice in the mode of securing health care services, require employers to provide health insurance coverage to their [...]
Obama, Levin wrong on war powers
The Constitution is the set of rules that governs the federal government. It’s authorized to exercise only those powers delegated to it, and nothing more. Obama would have us believe that the decision on whether or not to start a war rests on his decision alone. Rob Natelson, one of the nation’s leading experts on [...]
Missouri House Passes Firearms Freedom Act
On January 27th, Missouri State Representative Mike Leara introduced House Bill 361 (HB361), the “Firearms Freedom Act.” Last Thursday, the Missouri House passed it by a vote of 118-37. It now goes on to the state senate for further consideration. If passed into law, the bill would make law that “a personal firearm, a firearm [...]
Radiation levels 10 times higher than what they told you
I find very few government agencies to be worse than the TSA. The violate people’s rights with impunity every day. They aren’t good at what they do, and well – read this, from Wired: The TSA, which has deployed at least 500 body scanners to at least 78 airports, said Tuesday the machines meet all [...]
Just say “NO!” to unconstitutional federal overreach
State efforts to roll back the federal health care law have drawn increasing attention to the principle of nullification in recent months. And as state legislators realize they have a viable tool to fight unconstitutional federal overreach, they increasingly employ the idea to push back against other expansions of federal power, including TSA full body [...]
