Courts aren’t the final arbiter
Opponents of state sovereignty and the states’ power to nullify unconstitutional law argue that federal courts have held nullification unconstitutional. Jillian Rayfield, in a brilliantly unbiased article *insert sarcastic tone* on TMPDC.com writes: This “tenther” group touts state sovereignty and nullification — the idea that a state can override a federal law it deems unconstitutional (a [...]
The Tenth Amendment and the Supreme Court
As the Tenth Amendment becomes the platform to stop an over reaching federal government, do we trust the Supreme Court to be a fair arbiter? The Supreme Court, according to many constitutionalists, has been delinquent in its responsibility to protect the intention of the U.S. Constitution. Many past Supreme Court decisions have become bad precedent, [...]
