This is Why the 10th Amendment Exists
Under the 10th Amendment, you’ll almost certainly find states that do things you disagree with.
That’s the point.
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Jeff Sessions Reminds Us of Our Need for the Tenth Amendment
U.S. Attorney General Jeff Sessions and his obsession with unconstitutional marijuana prohibition is a glaring reminder of the fact that we either demand restoration of our Ninth & Tenth Amendment authority, rights, and responsibilities no matter reconstructions’ adulteration, or finally dismantle the facade we use to hide our true governance; bureaucratic socialism.
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Christie v. NCAA: Why the Federal Government Should Back Off
On Dec. 4, the Supreme Court will hear a case concerning the future of sports gambling in America and the limits of federal power in the country. That case is Christie v. NCAA and it could dramatically limit federal overreach when it comes to state policies relating to gambling.
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The Ninth and Tenth Amendment: Partners in Federalism for Liberty
American Federalism evolved out of lessons learned through the 18th century as a structure to protect and preserve liberty. But today, bureaucratic socialism controls our governing approach, and calls for a restoration of constitutional federalism are portrayed as ever more radical. Nevertheless, as one of the cornerstones of American federalism, the Tenth Amendment still offers a solution to the problem of overreaching government.
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The Original Constitution Is Now “Extreme”
We have gotten to this point in American life. I predicted it when I wrote The Politically Incorrect Guide to the Founding Fathers.
If you admire the founding generation or the Constitution, you are “extreme.”
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An Upside Down View of the Constitution
One of the most basic principles of the Constitution is that it is based on delegated and reserved powers.
DetailsWhat is the 10th Amendment?
The message from this 2010 speech in Ft. Worth, Texas is just as important today as it was then
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The 10th Amendment in One Lesson
“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.”
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