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Streaming live Monday, Wednesday, Friday at 9:30am Pacific, host Michael Boldin covers the latest news from the nullification movement – plus essential history lessons from the founders and old revolutionaries. All with a mind on strategy to support and advance the constitution and liberty today – and in the future.

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Taxation: 5 Anti-Federalist Warnings

From the beginning, the federal taxing power evoked strong opposition from Anti-Federalists. They warned it would lead to infinite and ...
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Did the Constitution Fail?

Today, we live under the largest government in history - this couldn’t be further from the system of the founders ...
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Benjamin Franklin’s Articles of Confederation

In July 1775, Benjamin Franklin introduced a formal plan for uniting the colonies - “The Articles of Confederation and Perpetual ...
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Imaginary vs Real Dangers: Patrick Henry’s Anti-Federalist Speech No. 4

In his 4th speech during the Virginia Ratifying Convention, Patrick Henry made the case that the constitution was being sold ...
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Bad News: Another “2nd Amendment Sanctuary” Failure

Using the wrong strategy to defeat government infringements can often cause more damage than doing nothing at all. And this ...
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Top-5 Reasons We’re in this Mess

Living under the largest government in history is not the “land of the free,” and it’s not even close. But ...
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Category: Nullification Essentials

Nullification: Thomas Jefferson’s Kentucky Resolutions of 1798

On this day in history - November 13, 1798 - the Kentucky Senate passed Jefferson's resolutions against the Alien and ...
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What Needs to be Done: A Winning Mindset for Liberty

A true revolutionary movement is a revolution of thought - which leads to actions that bring change. Here are the ...
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State of the Nullification Movement: Strategy, Theory and Action

Theory, strategy, advice - they're all important. But taking concrete steps to support the Constitution and advance liberty are essential ...
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Category: Right to Keep and Bear Arms

Nullify Attacks on the Right to Keep and Bear Arms

How to stop federal restrictions on the 2nd Amendment? Follow the advice of Thomas Jefferson and James Madison to undermine, ...
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4 Essential Steps to Protect the Right to Keep and Bear Arms

With attacks ramping up from both left and right in recent years - there is no quick fix. But these ...
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Top-5 Reasons I Don’t Support the NRA

We're often told by people who want to restrict the right to keep and bear arms that the NRA is ...
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Category: In the Founders’ Words

When Our Rights are Invaded: The Founders on Precedent and Resistance

As Thomas Jefferson warned us, to take a “single step” beyond the limits of the constitution is to take a ...
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Remembering Boston Massacre Day: John Hancock Edition

Little known to most people today, for many years after the Boston Massacre of March 5, 1770 - residents of ...
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Liberty is the Foundation: Timeless Wisdom from the “Penman of the Revolution”

Author of the most widely-read papers on American liberty up until publication of Thomas Paine’s Common Sense in 1776, John ...
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Category: Federal Courts

How Federal Courts Gave us Qualified Immunity and Forced it on All 50 States

A legal doctrine first created out of thin air by judicial fiat went unchallenged - and the court did what ...
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Bump Stock Edition: Don’t Rely on Federal Courts to Protect Liberty

When bump stocks were redefined into something they're not in Dec 2018, the leading organizations either ignored it or took ...
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The Supreme Court is Part of the Problem, But it Shouldn’t Be

Good Morning Liberty: June 12, 2019 With the Supreme Court being in the news right now - finishing its term ...
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Category: Police State

War on Liberty: An Overview of Federal Programs that Militarize and Nationalize Local Police

With local police looking and acting more like an occupying army than peace officers every year - how did it ...
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Operation Legend: Feds Funding More Unconstitutional Local Surveillance

Pushing for “law and order” but ignoring the supreme law of the land, the DOJ has been throwing cash at ...
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Qualified Immunity Won’t be Ended by the Federal Courts

Two more cases in the federal court system - and both times the judges agreed that rights were violated, but ...
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Category: Nullification Strategy

We Don’t Need No Stinkin’ Permission

The Founders and Old Revolutionaries told us that liberty would only be safe when the people rejected and resisted usurpations ...
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An “All or Nothing” Approach is Bad for Liberty

Have you ever been attacked as a "statist" because something you support to expand liberty - in a big or ...
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State of the Nullification Movement: Strategy, Theory and Action

Theory, strategy, advice - they're all important. But taking concrete steps to support the Constitution and advance liberty are essential ...
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Category: Essential History

James Otis, Jr: Firebrand of the Revolution

Few today know James Otis, Jr. - born Feb 5, 1725 - whose 5 hour oration against the Writs of ...
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Peace and Independence: Franklin, Adams and Jay on the Treaty of Paris

Sept. 3, 1783, the Treaty of Paris formally established “a general peace.” Signed by Benjamin Franklin, John Adams and John ...
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Unlimited, Centralized Power: “In All Cases Whatsoever”

Of all the Acts of Parliament that angered the American colonists and led to the Revolutionary War, the Declaratory Act ...
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Category: Surveillance

The Constitution on the War on Drugs

Few programs have done such consistent and sweeping damage to the original, legal meaning of the Constitution as the so-called ...
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Police Body Cams: A Bait and Switch?

Buyer beware. A tool exclusively in the hands of government probably isn't a good method to restrain that very same ...
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Stalker State: Patriot Act, Trace Act, and More Surveillance

Emergencies create the perfect excuse for government power to expand. Once established, these government powers never go away. On this ...
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Category: War Powers

Thomas Jefferson vs the Barbary Pirates

Many people who support unconstitutional executive war powers like to claim that Thomas Jefferson took the same approach in the ...
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Refuting Lies: Iran, War and the Constitution

With the general public so wildly uninformed about the Constitution as ratified, coupled with a massive propaganda machine in support ...
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Defend the Guard: 10th Amendment Check on Unconstitutional War Powers

A group of legislators in as many as 20 states are expected to introduce the "Defend the Guard Act" in ...
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Category: Asset Forfeiture

Bills to Stop Asset Forfeiture Filed in 5 States: Good Morning Liberty 01-09-19

The 2019 state legislative session is barely underway and already there are 5 states considering legislation to take on asset ...
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Stop Asset Forfeiture from Philly to Federal: Good Morning Liberty 09-26-18

On this episode of Good Morning Liberty, host Michael Boldin (follow) discusses a victory against the Philadelphia asset forfeiture machine ...
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Category: Nullification Movement

State of the Nullification Movement: Strategy, Theory and Action

Theory, strategy, advice - they're all important. But taking concrete steps to support the Constitution and advance liberty are essential ...
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2nd Amendment: What the Heck is Happening in Texas?

Some bad news, followed by more bad news, unfortunately. A “2nd Amendment Sanctuary” bill in Texas has a pretty major ...
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The History behind the Three-Fifths Compromise

Of all the compromises which produced the Constitution at the Philadelphia Convention of 1787, the Three-Fifths Compromise is probably considered ...
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