“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 a pun for the ages, Samuel Adams said “power is intoxicating.” That’s why we say people get “drunk on power.” If this is true, why do we keep giving drunk people the keys to our liberty? View this post on Instagram A post shared by...
When you put faith in government people, you’re betting against human nature. Instead of trusting people in power to do the right thing, we need to follow John Dickinson’s strategy. It’s up to us to defend the Constitution and liberty. View this post on...
More government power is never the long-term solution to any problem. In fact, more government power is the problem. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Tenth Amendment Center (@tenthamendmentcenter) For More Information Just Say No to Expanding Government...
Changing out people in office is not a good strategy for liberty. When you vote the bums out, you just end up with more bums. You won’t find liberty by switching out politicians and hoping the new guy won’t use the power. You have to actually stop them all from...
You shouldn’t trust government to protect your liberty. It has demonstrated itself to not be trustworthy. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Tenth Amendment Center (@tenthamendmentcenter) For More Information Don’t Trust Government Don’t...
This should be obvious by now. Centralizing power in Washington D.C. is dangerous to your liberty. The founding generation called it consolidation and it was one of their biggest fears. Their warning about consolidation turned out to be prophetic. View this post on...