Tenther Blog

In 2005, the Republican-controlled Congress passed the "Real-ID Act" - which created national standards for driver's license and identification cards. Opponents across the political spectrum have been resisting it for ...
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Mainstream media has recently reported the story of the alleged “Militia” group in Michigan which supposedly had plans of killing police officers as a sort of “freedom task”–in the name ...
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In recent days, we’ve seen a great deal of media focus on episodes (real or imagined) of threats, verbal abuse, vandalism, and violence purportedly coming from opponents of “health care ...
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Here's a "special interest" post that might lead to some fun ones in the future - not political per se, but something of interest from the Tenth Amendment Center inbox ...
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The Idaho legislature has passed House Bill 589 (HB589), the Firearms Freedom Act. The Senate voted 27-7 and the House passed it by a vote of 53-15. Insiders expect Governor ...
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In a panel at the Cato Institute on conservatism and war, U.S. Reps. Dana Rohrabacher (R-Calif.) Tom McClintock (R-Calif.) and John Duncan (R-Tenn.) revealed that the vast majority of GOP ...
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Considering all of the legal ambiguity over national healthcare, not only is such a legal challenge necessary, it was fully expected by even Congress's most ardent supporters of national healthcare ...
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After over a year and two legislative sessions the Kansas Tenth Amendment Resolution (KTAR), SCR1615, was finally passed on March 29th. Some declared "victory" as the resolution was packaged and ...
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Not a common thing these days, but a Federal judge ruled against the federal government on NSA wiretaps. From The New York Times: WASHINGTON - A federal judge ruled Wednesday ...
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This story has been slightly under the radar. The Department of No Education is buying shotguns for its police force. According to documentation, the Department of Education’s office of Inspector ...
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Editor's note: I was copied on an e-mail exchange discussing spending and the national debt.  I didn't know many of the people on the cc' list, so I didn't want ...
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