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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 ...
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The Republican field has just been joined by Newt Gingrich, the ringleader of the 1994 “Republican Revolution.” After forty years in the minority, the GOP won the House and Senate ...
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From the Maine Tenth Amendment Center: Below is the written testimony submitted to Joint Standing Committee on Judiciary in regards to LD 1172, “An Act To Prohibit Enforcement of Federal ...
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WASHINGTON (MAY 10, 2001) – On Thursday, Rep. Bob Bishop (R-Utah) and Sen. Mike Enzi (R –Wyo.) plan to introduce a constitutional amendment that would give states veto power over ...
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This week’s TSA outrage comes to us courtesy of checkpoint screeners at the Kansas City International Airport. After a test on a stroller set of an explosive detection alarm,  agents ...
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At the recent South Carolina Republican debate, Chris Wallace asked Ron Paul how he expected to win the votes of social conservatives by supporting the legalization of all drugs, including ...
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NOTE: Tom Woods will be a featured speaker at Nullify Now! Los Angeles on May 28th. Get tickets here - http://www.nullifynow.com/losangeles/ or by calling 888-71-TICKETS ******* This is my reply ...
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by Jacob Huebert Back in March, I reported on several pieces of proposed legislation that would ban pornoscanners and hold TSA agents accountable for their sexual assaults in Texas. The campaign ...
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Back in March, the town of Sedgwick, Maine courageously voted to nullify certain unconstituional federal regulations dealing with local food production. The ordinance was passed in response to S.510, the ...
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Well, after an exciting start to the 2012 legislative season, none of our nullification bills were passed and only 1 had a committee hearing.  All of the bills are now ...
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Local officials, like their federal and state counterparts, spend other people’s money. Policymakers are naturally unlikely to spend other people’s money as carefully as they would their own. This situation ...
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