“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.”
Hear ye, hear ye. Pull your chair up to the edge of the precipice. I have a story to tell… Nullification can imply, if not be the road to economic and prosperity as an action plan, demonstrating that State Soverignty is good the well being of its citizens. ...
The propensity of federal over-reach programs to die on the vine, to fail due to bureaucratic entropy over time is the newest BIG SECRET. Yes, federal programs sometimes seem to rise like the Phoenix, again and again, but in today’s climate of falling budgets,...
I am a gunslinger, not a diplomat. My hand naturally went for my piece, as this was a literal slap across our faces. A diplomat, would smile and try to work something out. Next thing I know, if the diplomat succeeds, there will be a UN rep at a desk next to the...
Richard Branson’s article entitled “To Win the Drug War: Follow the States” is not only a catchy title, but adds to the arsenal of actions all of us can advocate at the State level. To win, we need to fight the battle at the State level, if not each...
This article, AGs: States’ Sovereignty Advances Liberty, captures a strategy for working through the system and its structure. It’s about Stage AG offices using their powers to help thwart federal advances. Here’s an excerpt: The Center for Individual...
