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Interview on TN Attorney General, Constitution

by Michael Boldin | Apr 10, 2010 | Constitution, Interviews

On Attorney General Robert Cooperโ€™s opinion on the TN Health Freedom Act: This guy is either a liar, heโ€™s ignorant, one of the two or both. But either way this guy is unfit for office as an Attorney General. He has not only twisted and kept out parts of the...

Constitutional Ignorance from the Tennessee AG

by Michael Boldin | Apr 6, 2010 | Constitution

In an opinion released today on the Tennessee Health Care Freedom Act (HFA), State Attorney General Robert Cooper informs us that the Act is unconstitutional (and in essence, shouldn’t be passed by the legislature). Here’s his argument, in short (read the...

Selective Reading Of The Constitution

by Timothy Reeves | Mar 3, 2010 | Constitution, Delegated Powers

One favored method of dismissing the sovereignty of state governments is to quote the Supremacy Clause, saying that since the Constitution is the supreme law of the land that state laws are necessarily subordinate to federal law. The only problem with this reading is...

The Supremacy Clause Vs. the 10th Amendment: Who Has the Power?

by Josh Eboch | Dec 23, 2009 | Constitution, Nullification

The feds do, according to an article at Nolan Chart on Monday, which specifically takes issue with the idea that nullification is a power left to the states by virtue of its having never been surrendered: In order to advocate their belief nullification or Tenth...

Sheriff Mack on the Supremacy Clause

by Michael Boldin | Oct 28, 2009 | Constitution

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