Dickinson affirmed that the Union was comprised of “sovereign states” and that the general government under the Constitution only contained those powers granted to it by the states themselves while the states retained all others to be used at their discretion.
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In October 1765, just two weeks before the Stamp Act was set to go into effect, Hancock sent a letter to his London agent, Johnathan Bernard, capturing the spirit of the time.
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So once again, Jeff Sessions has proven that he’s no friend to the Constitution.
DetailsLast week, I appeared on the Right Perspective Radio program. The scheduled 30-minute interview turned into an hour-long, wide-ranging discussion on constitutional originalism, the Tenth Amendment, and nullification.
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On Nov. 1, I spoke to the Oakland County, Mich. Campaign for Liberty meeting via Skype to talk about the power of local activism. I followed a call-in by Ron Paul, so I definitely had to be on my A-game! I think I at least held my own.
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General warrants – the ability to search your stuff for any reason – were a big reason for the American Revolution.
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Does an “American tradition exist? And if so, what does it entail?
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It’s Webster vs. Calhoun all over again, only this time, I show how they agree on tariffs, nullification, and secession.
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In this episode of the Activism 101 Podcast, I talk about the importance of playing a long game and not getting too caught up in the events of the moment. (Or lack thereof.)
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The Constitution. Every issue, every time. No exceptions, no excuses.
