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The Struggle for American Independence: Crossing the Delaware

From Charles Lee, to Washington at Trenton, his follow-up at Princeton – culminating with Thomas Paine

4 Things Required of a Supreme Court Justice: Good Morning Liberty 09-05-18

Michael Boldin discusses 4 things that are essential for vetting a Supreme Court justice according to the Constitution.

Signed by the Governor: Delaware Laws Expand Marijuana Program Despite Federal Prohibition

DOVER, Del. (Sept. 5, 2018) – Last week, Deleware Gov. John Carney signed a bill expanding the state’s medical marijuana program and a bill creating a process to expunge the sentences of people charged under the state’s marijuana laws prior to decriminalization. These two laws take further steps toward nullifying federal marijuana prohibition in effect in Delaware.…

“Enforce the Law,” But Only if it Doesn’t Violate the Constitution

Some people demand that the president enforce everything on the books in DC simply because it’s “the law.” This flies in the face of the fact that the Constitution is the supreme law of the land.

To the Governor: California Passes Bill to Help Expand Hemp Market Despite Federal Prohibition

SACRAMENTO, Calif. (Sept. 4, 2018) – Last week, the California Assembly and Senate gave final approval to a bill that would loosen some regulations on hemp seed and cultivation. Enactment of this bill would pave the way for faster development of the state’s hemp market, and further nullify federal prohibition in practice and effect. Sen. Scott Wilk (R-Santa…

Now in Effect: Colorado Law Expands Asset Forfeiture Reforms

DENVER, Colo. (Sept. 1, 2018) – Today, a new Colorado law went into effect expanding asset forfeiture reporting requirements instituted last year. Rep. Leslie Herod (D-Denver) sponsored House Bill 1020 (HB1020) on Jan. 10. The legislation expands asset forfeiture reporting requirements by redefining the agencies required to submit reports. Last year, Hickenlooper signed a bill into…

TSA expanding to transit in major cities, Plus Ignorant Comments: Good Morning Liberty 08-31-18

Michael Boldin discusses the unconstitutional TSA working with cities to install body scanners at public transit stations, and response to it from ACLU that’s both weak and awesome. Plus ignorant comments of the week! This time on federal enforcement of … everything.

Confirmations and the Senate’s Duty (Again)

In sum, the advice-and-consent clause doesn’t put any duties on the Senate at all. It only provides that the President can nominate, and if the Senate gives its advice and consent, the President can appoint.