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The Idaho State House has passed House Bill 391 (H0391). The bill, known as the "Idaho Health Freedom Act" seeks to make public policy for the state that "every person ...
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Alabama Governor Bob Riley has signed Senate Joint Resolution 27 (SJR27), sponsored by State Senator Scott Beason. The resolution claims sovereignty for the state “under the Tenth Amendment to the ...
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“To consider the judges as the ultimate arbiters of all constitutional questions [is] a very dangerous doctrine indeed, and one which would place us under the despotism of an oligarchy ...
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Is federal government stimulus the answer to our declining economy?  Texas Congressman Ron Paul discusses why government spending can't reverse our anemic economy.  Government does not create wealth or create ...
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In one of the many arguments Thomas Jefferson had with Alexander Hamilton in the first administration of the newly found republic, under President George Washington, Jefferson used these words to ...
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On Friday February 5th, 17 House Representatives and 2 Senators in the Colorado General Assembly cosponsored new legislation limiting the federal government's power to enforce health care legislation in this ...
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Introduced in the Utah Legislature is House Bill 234 (HB234), which if passed, would prohibit the state from "participating in the implementation of the REAL ID Act of 2005." Real ...
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HB1343 - A legally-binding bill to enact a 10th Amendment Commission for the state of New Hampshire. CLICK HERE - for the Tenth Amendment Center's 10th Amendment Bills tracking page ...
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Introduced by State Senators Boley, Barnes, Hall, Deem, Caruth, Sypolt, K. Facemyer, Guills, and Plymale, West Virginia's Senate Concurrent Resolution 20 (SCR20) seeks to reassert "the State of West Virginia's ...
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Ashby Jones has a good report on the still-growing 10th Amendment Movement in the Wall Street Journal's Law Blog. We had no idea: states across the land are assembling their ...
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For three days last week, on the third floor of the Francis Marion Hotel in downtown Charleston, SC, a group of scholars have been meeting to discuss the history of ...
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Funny to watch the establishment’s reaction to the reappearance of the idea of state nullification of unconstitutional federal laws. This isn’t allowed, of course — the right of Ivy Leaguers ...
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