Maryland House Flips the Constitution Upside Down
Yesterday, the Maryland House passed a bill saying they’d legalize hemp as soon as the federal government (or other federal law) “delegates authority over industrial hemp to the states.”
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Are Socialists Better on Gun Rights than Mainstream Republicans or Democrats?
My view? I don’t need to agree with everything a person says – or even much of it – to find common ground on something important.
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“But nullification isn’t listed in the Constitution!”
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Every once in awhile, someone tells us, “The Constitution doesn’t say anything about nullification. That means states simply can’t do it.”
But they’ve got things totally backwards.
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7 Lies The Statists Want you to Believe
It took me just moments to come up with these. That means there are way more than seven.
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A One-Track Mind: Most Lawyers on Nullification
“While a court might be able to nullify a law by striking it down, I can also nullify the positive effects of exercise by eating too much pie.”
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CNN Resurrects Old-School Anti-Nullification Hatchet Job
Even though the CNN article focused on an event TAC organized in 2010, the “reporters” never even contacted us for the story.
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Activism 101 Podcast #20: Local Government Sues Me to Keep Documents Secret
The city of Lexington really doesn’t want me to have information on the police department’s mobile surveillance cameras. When I won an open records appeal to the attorney general’s office, the city took it to the next level and sued me.
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Getting it Backwards: “The Nullifiers Lost in 1865”
Whenever states take action to resist federal laws, some condescending person is bound to say “This was settled in 1865. The nullifiers lost.” But they’ve got it backwards.
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A Danger to Liberty: Both Democrats and Republicans
We’re often told how much Democrats hate the Founders. And generally that’s true, except when statements from the founders fit their policy objectives. They love the 10th Amendment when it comes to marijuana or sanctuary cities, for example. But – the same problem happens with republicans. When we share advice from the Founders about staying…
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