State Sovereignty

Bundy Ranch: The Nevada Constitution and Neo-Slavery

by TAC Daily Updates | Apr 22, 2014 | Current Events, State Sovereignty

via NextNewsNetwork Former Libertarian Party Presidential Nominee Michael Badnarik joins Gary Franchi to discuss the Bundy Ranch Federal Standoff and analyze the Nevada Constitution’s wording that may surprise...

Beware the New “Lincoln”

by dougtjaden | Dec 26, 2013 | Big Government, Education, Federal Power, Nullification, State Sovereignty

Throughout his political career, Barack Obama has intentionally modeled himself after President Abraham Lincoln. He uses a similar style of rhetoric, and has gone so far as to adopt some of Lincoln’s travel patterns in order to create a symbolic link to him. Obama and...

Alaska Lt. Governor Mead Treadwell Asserts State Sovereignty

by Adam Henriksen | Oct 30, 2013 | Politicians, State Sovereignty

When I think about this country, I don’t think about our current administration and the false promises it consistently shoves down our throats. And I have little to no interest in national politicians “ideas” about what the country should be. Why you may ask? Simple...

Shining a Light on the 10th Amendment in Ohio

by Scott Landreth | Oct 21, 2013 | Issues, Marriage, State Sovereignty

State sovereignty and the Tenth Amendment are getting some attention in the Buckeye State. Ohio Rep. John Becker recently sent a letter to U.S. Congressman Brad Wenstrup in which he requested that his fellow republican initiate impeachment proceedings against Judge...

State Governors Admit Feds Need State Help With Most Federal Programs

by Mike Maharrey | Oct 4, 2013 | Federal Power, State Sovereignty, Strategy

This so-called government shutdown has provided a lot of political theater and more than its fare-share of silliness. But state governors reaffirmed a very important fact in the midst of the lunacy. The federal government depends on states to get things done. The...

CATO Chairman Says States aren’t Sovereign

by KrisAnne Hall | Sep 26, 2013 | Media, State Sovereignty

The New York Times published on September 3, 2013 an article written by Robert Levy, chairman of the Cato Institute, on the “limitations of nullification”. I have had the honor of having personal discussions with Mr. Levy on several issues and even had the...

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