The Power to Educate and Activate(0)
Premiering in February – Nullification the Movie!
Tag archive for ‘nullification’
States considering bills to rein in TSA(0)
Recognizing that the TSA will never rein itself in, several state lawmakers have taken up James Madison’s call to interpose on behalf of their citizens.
The TSA Won’t Stop Itself. So The States Will.(0)
Alaska and four other states are considering bills to stop what happened to Rand Paul this week.
It’s Time to Roll up Your Sleeves(0)
Like most guys, I started to gain weight in my 30s. In fact, I got pretty big. My solution? Complain about it. I can remember sitting on the couch bemoaning my increasing girth. Oh sure, every once in a while I would get really disgusted with myself and run a few days in a row,…
Not Everything is “Interstate Commerce”(0)
The states must stand up and say, “No! We will no longer sit back and allow you to push us around!”
What you can do right now for the Constitution and your Liberty(0)
It does not require a majority to prevail, but rather an irate, tireless minority keen to set brush fires in people’s minds
The Heritage Solution: Beg and Plead(0)
When the Feds violate the Constitution, just ask THEM to fix it? No thanks!
“We’re Right Because We Said So!”(0)
Jefferson vs those guys. Mike Maharrey sides with TJ.
Morning Bell: New Year’s Resolutions for Conservatives(0)
Let’s be honest: We all know you’re not really gonna quit smoking, start exercising, and eat more vegetables as of today. As Emerson wryly remarked: “All promise outruns performance.” The key to keeping your New Year’s resolutions is to make them more realistic. Rather than try to drastically change the way you live, why not start with the more modest goal of changing the way you speak? And what better place to start for conservatives than with America’s Founding principles? As conservatives continue to rediscover the Declaration of Independence and … More
2011 in Review: Who’s Been Naughty, Who’s Been Nice?(0)
Americans are blessed to have inherited a constitutional republic. If we are to keep it, we must vigilantly preserve the Constitution upon which it stands. As 2011 draws to a close, we made a list (and checked it twice!) of the year’s most important constitutional trends. Nice: Congress begins to rediscover its (atrophied) constitutional muscles Congress kicked off the year with unprecedented reverence for the Constitution. Congress began the session with a ceremonial reading of the Constitution on the house floor, and then adopted a new rule that requires any proposed … More