In 1798, President John Adams signed a bill into law criminalizing speech critical of the federal government. Today, the feds take a more subtle approach to controlling speech, but the spirit of the Sedition Act lives on.
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Tenth Amendment Center national communications director Michael Maharrey appeared on Real News with David Knight to about the granddaddy of nullification efforts – weed.
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Centralization of power in Washington D.C. is the biggest threat to our liberty. On the other hand constitutional decentralization is way out.
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Whatever Daniel Webster might have said about nullification later in his life, he was dead right in 1812.
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Today is the 432nd day that the GOP has failed to repeal Obamacare. Last week, Pres. Donald Trump signed a $1.3 trillion spending bill. In light of this GOP spending insanity, we can’t help point out that it doesn’t matter if Democrats or Republicans control Washington D.C. No matter what, we’re going to see trillions of dollars in spending, funding of endless unconstitutional programs and a growing federal debt – now eclipsing $21 trillion. That’s why our message has stayed the same no matter who’s in charge – nullify all their unconstitutional acts. In this episode of Tenther Tuesday, Michael Boldin and Michael Maharrey talk about a number state efforts moving in this direction.
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In this video, learn the truth about what James Madison called “the doctrine of South Carolina.”
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U.S. Attorney General Jeff Sessions doesn’t like nullification. He attacked the principles in recent statements about California’s sanctuary state policies. In doing so, he sounded just like Rachel Maddow. In this episode of Thoughts from Maharrey Head, I talk about it. I compare the ideas of Maddow and Sessions (there’s not much to contrast) and explain how…
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Last week, I was a guest of Jeff Deist on the Mises Weekend podcast: Attorney General Jeff Sessions was at it again last week, insisting that the supremacy of federal law is “settled”—which is his way of saying nullification and secession are illegal. But Sessions is hardly alone in his thinking, which would be right…
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