Unlike the reformist strategy which seeks to mobilize power within Washington, DC in order to reform and redirect that power, nullification seeks to diminish and redistribute that power through relentless, decentralized, but ideally coordinated, acts of state level, constitutional resistance.
By Matt HoldridgeJudge Napolitano weighs in on the controversial Arizona immigration law. Judge Susan Bolton recently blocked Arizona from enforcing the new policy.
The Arizona legislature deemed the law, “critical to address serious cr…
By Tim ShoemakerThere are some ideas whose time never should come… this is certainly one of those. On Thursday, Newt Gingrich suggested America should attack the rest of Bush’s “Axis of Evil”…
Huffington Post reports:
Former Speaker of th…
By Gary HowardDaily Newsline
Friday, July 30, 2010
Day’s Theme: Learn Chinese, this boat is sinking
First thing: “I thought I told ya’…we won’t stop”
Calls to renounce are silly.
Headline: CHINA BECOMES SECOND BIGGEST WORLD ECONO…
By Tim ShoemakerAs the conflict in Afghanistan continues to drag on, it seems each month is deadlier than the last for the armed forces. The AP reports three soldiers died in blasts in Afghanistan bringing the total for the month to 63 US troops,…
By SteveBierfeldtCampaign for Liberty knows how important it is to listen to and respond to the ideas of our grassroots activists throughout the country. As Campaign for Liberty has grown, we have received a number of inquiries and suggestions ab…
The solution to our problem is not to find the right people and send them to Washington. By all means, vote the bums out, but if that is the end of it, the new crop of bums (from both parties) will forget their limited government rhetoric just as surely as their predecessors did.
By Tim ShoemakerWhether you love it, or hate it, Facebook has changed the way people interact, stay in touch with old friends, network, etc… Last week, the company announced they have surpassed 500 million users and Congress has set their cross-hairs…
By Gary HowardDaily Newsline
Thursday, July 29, 2010
Day’s Theme: The more things change; you get more of the same.
First thing: Not much to celebrate, there’s still a drug war.
And a war on freedom: Headline: FBI access to data may expand
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By Tim Shoemaker”The Dodd-Frank Wall Street Reform and Consumer Protection Act…enacts the toughest Wall Street reforms since the Great Depression…establishing unprecedented levels of oversight, transparency and accountability in the financial syste…