When it comes to dealing with federal overreach, most people take one of three different approaches – none of which should be your first response to extreme, repeated violations of the constitution and your liberty.
Path to Liberty: Aug 8, 2022
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George Mason – Philadelphia Convention (11 July 1787)
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William Grayson – Virginia Ratifying Convention (21 June 1788)
James Madison – Report of 1800
Thomas Jefferson to Thomas Ritchie (25 Dec 1820)
Elbridge Gerry to the General Court, New York (18 Oct 1787)
How the Supreme Court Gave us No-Knock Warrants
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Mercy Otis Warren, A Columbian Patriot (1788)
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Compliance is Violence: Dickinson and Spooner on the Path to Liberty
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