Evading the Treaty Power?
The U.S. Constitution states that the President can make treaties with the advice and consent of the Senate, provided two thirds of Senators present concur.
Arizona Legislature Squanders 18 Opportunities to Reject Federal Power in 2016
PHOENIX, Ariz. (July 11, 2016) – The Arizona State House and Senate leadership soundly rejected the principles of the Founding Fathers during the 2016 legislative session. They protected the Washington D.C. status quo by killing 18 bills that would have blocked the federal enforcement of various unconstitutional programs. To make matters worse, most of the…
From Leftist to Nullification Champion: Interview with Tom Woods
That's how Tom Woods titled my interview with him for the Tenth Amendment Center's 10 Year Anniversary last month. It was a fun episode to record, and we covered a little of what led me to starting TAC, influences, strategy, and more.
A Warning About Fear-Mongering to Take Liberty
At least one leading founding father not only thought it was possible, but considered it the norm.
Interview: The Solution for What Ails Us
What do we do when the federal government fails to follow the Constitution and exercises powers it was never delegated?
A Powerful Judiciary and Executive Is the Very Definition of Tyranny
For decades now, the Chief Executive, the Supreme Court, and the mammoth unaccountable federal bureaucracy have been operating FAR, FAR outside the Constitution, and too many folks just don’t seem to get it. Or worse, they don’t care. By our silence and routine submission to this endless stream of lawlessness we, in effect, further weaken…
Brion McClanahan on the Original Meaning and Purpose of the 2nd Amendment
In Episode 29 of the Brion McClanahan Show, Brion considers the following questions, and more: what did Second Amendment mean and what was it designed to do when amended to the Constitution? He also delved into the definition of the militia and its role in the founding era. The first major point out of the…
New Hampshire Legislature Fails to Pass Bill Placing Limits on Drones
CONCORD, N.H. (July 6, 2016) – A bill that would have restricted the use of drones by state and local law enforcement died in the New Hampshire legislature after a conference committee failed to reconcile House and Senate versions. The legislation would not only have establish important privacy protections at the state level, they would…
Unconstitutional and Dangerous: The Government “Watch List” Plan
Whatever power you give politicians and bureaucrats to use against other people will eventually be used by future politicians and bureaucrats against you
They all Hate the Constitution
Being the TAC started in 2006 – the height of Bush/Republican power – we’re quite familiar with how mainstream republicans and other party hacks cared little about the constitution when their team was in charge. Most of that went away when Obama and the Democrats rolled into town. But, as we get closer to another…
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