“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.”
In Part One, I discussed the importance of “who decides” what is constitutional, and what is not. Conventional wisdom says that the Supreme Court has long been recognized to have that power. If you haven’t read part one, follow this link to read it here. Now I will...
The Denver post reported this morning that US District Judge Roger Vinson ruled the Health Care Reform law was unconstitutional. Read the complete article here, but here are some excerpts I want to cover. The judge’s ruling produced an even split in federal...
Several states have filled bills opposing the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act, and a few like Wyoming and Maine have included penalties for Federal Agents who attempt to enforce a law the state claims is unconstitutional. It should not be surprising that...
Jon Rappoport of News With Views has a story up about the proposed Texas bill that would Nullify Obamacare. Jon is favorable to the idea summed up in this paragraph. “If enough illegal federal laws are nullified by enough states, the emperor is going to look naked,...
I hear a lot of people in the tea Party movement talk about how the Federal Government has ignored the Constitution, and we need to get back to that Constitution as the Supreme Governing Document of our nation. We at the Tenth Amendment Center have developed...
