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Nullify Chapter 2: Jefferson on Strategy

For nullification, Thomas Jefferson opposed an all-or-nothing strategy.

Ending HUD’s Tyranny

HUD uses our own money to bring communities to heel. By saying “no,” we can bring the agency to its knees.

Washington D.C. Bill Would Allow Medical Marijuana Reciprocity with Other States

WASHINGTON (Oct. 28, 2016) – A bill working its way through the Council of the District of Columbia would allow patients with valid medical marijuana cards from other states to access medicinal cannabis in D.C. Passage would take another step toward effectively nullifying federal prohibition in practice. Cnc. Yvette Alexander introduced B21-0210, the Medical Marijuana Reciprocity…

FDA Bureaucracy Blocks ‘Miracle Drug’ from 7-Year-Old

How do you tell a 7-year-old child she must go back on a feeding tube? Cassie Le is facing that terrible question.

Nullify Chapter 1: Small Things Grow Great by Concord

How to stop the feds? The first step comes from John Dickinson, the “Penman of the Revolution.”

Gun Grabbers like Hillary are Only as Big a Threat as We Allow Them to Be

Gun expert John R. Lott has regrettably joined the “If Hillary wins, it’s over” bandwagon when it comes to our right to keep and bear arms. It’s not. In a recent Fox News column, Lott warns that “if Hillary Clinton wins, Americans will soon lose the right of self-defense in their own homes.” His argument…

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Now in Effect: New Alaska Law Taking First Step Against Common Core

JUNEAU, Alaska (Oct. 26, 2016) – Today, a new law allowing parents to opt their children out of standardized testing in Alaska goes into effect. The new statute gives parents a powerful tool to push back against Common Core. Rep. Wes Keller (R-Wasilla) introduced House Bill 156 (HB156) last year. The legislation broadly defines the rights…