“The powers not delegated to the United States by the Constitution, nor prohibited by it to the States, are reserved to the States respectively, or to the people.”
This article is a Part 2 of “How Local Mole Hills Become National Mountains” series. (Part 1 HERE) A “molehill” is a problem. It’s not a fun problem or an easy problem to handle, but it is a smaller problem than say 1 million molehills...
People in general, but especially politicians, like to make MOUNTAINS out of a bunch molehills. The key word is “bunch.” Politicians use phrases like “Americans have the right to clean air and water”, “National Health Care” and...
Picture the scene. It’s October 1787 and three men take on the herculean task of getting the New York farmers on board with the Constitution before the ratification debates get started. But these guys are up for the task. I mean, we’re talking about James...
I was recently interviewed by Gary Franchi of WHDT-TV regarding the Second Amendment Preservation Act. We discussed some national activity with regard to the Second Amendment, but the conversation focused much more on what our state chapter and others are doing in...
So often, when some people think of Nullification, they think of a formal process involving a smaller government or individual taking action by producing documents, or sending requests, or petitioning to nullify the action of a larger government. I have to admit that...
