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“Constitutional Rights”? Not Really

by Timothy Reeves | Jul 25, 2012 | Constitution, Delegated Powers, Federalism, Founding Principles, Law, Liberty, Uncategorized

I frequently hear people talk about how many “constitutional rights” we have lost under (fill in whichever President’s name). This brings up a very interesting misunderstanding about the origin of our rights… For one thing, our rights don’t...

To Intervene or Not to Intervene?

by Bernie LaForest | Jul 20, 2012 | Constitution, Delegated Powers, Federalism, Founding Principles, History, Liberty

Turkey has a fighter plane shot down by a Syrian missile defense battery. Do you think that they will respond with military force? Do you wonder if anyone in our central government said that they wished it was one of our F4 Phantoms that was fired upon? Syria, much...

Tread carefully on the King’s Highways!

by The Missourian | May 25, 2012 | Big Brother, Big Government, Constitution, Founding Principles, Government, Liberty

“If Big Brother saves lives, then I’m happy to be Big Brother.” – Florida’s Palm Beach County Commissioner Burt Aaronson What is it about modern Western Civilization that has often caused people to trade things of greater value (wisdom, integrity, honor, liberty) for...

A Busy Week for the Tenth Amendment in Pennsylvania

by Steve Palmer | May 23, 2012 | Health Care, Liberty, State Sovereignty

According to the West Chester Patch, two Tenth Amendment legislative items are on the House calendar in Pennsylvania this week. First, the House State Government Committee will take up SB10, “A Joint Resolution proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the...

Will Kansas Interpose to Protect Residents Against NDAA?

by The Missourian | Apr 6, 2012 | Big Government, Constitution, Founding Principles, Government, Law, Liberty, News, Nullification, State Sovereignty

April 3, 2012: It’s official. The people of Kansas are serious about protecting their natural rights, and won’t be led into the shackles of tyranny without a fight. Because, as reported at “Occupy 316”, members of Occupy Wichita recently recognized the 2012 NDAA...

To Some, the Tenth and Nullification is Taboo

by lou riccio | Mar 2, 2012 | Federalism, Founding Fathers, Founding Principles, Government, Liberty, Nullification, State Sovereignty

With a quip typical of a main stream media talking head, Scott Keyes traversed some well worn turf in the article entitled “Strict Constitutionalist’ Ron Paul Endorses Nullification As A ‘Very Good’ Idea”. In the post, Keyes attempts to justify federal legislative...

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