Big Vote for the 10th Amendment in Arizona this fall

In November, Arizona voters will vote on an amendment that would enshrine a process to resist unconstitutional federal overreach in the constitution of the Grand Canyon state. In an effort to end the illusion that “everything the federal government does is constitutional must be submitted to without question,” SCR1016 places language on the ballot that…

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Minnesota House votes to ban warrantless cellphone tracking, 120-0

ST. PAUL, Min., – May 5, 2014. A bipartisan bill which would ban law enforcement from obtaining cellphone location tracking information without a warrant passed the Minnesota state house on Friday. The vote was 120-0. It previously passed the senate by a vote of 56-1. But since the house made technical amendments to the bill…

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Supreme Court Inaction on NDAA Demonstrates the Futility of Federal Solutions

NDAA indefinite detention powers rermain in full effect after the Supreme Court refused to even listen to the Hedges v. Obama case challenging their constitutionality. What was the Court’s rationale? It said that the plaintiffs did not show “a sufficient threat that the government will detain them.” Never mind the vague terminology in the NDAA…

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South Carolina House votes to ban warrantless cellphone tracking, 89-17

COLUMBIA, SC., – May 1, 2014. A bipartisan bill which would ban law enforcement from obtaining cellphone location tracking information without a warrant passed the South Carolina House yesterday. The vote was 89-17. H4791 was introduced by Rep. Garry Smith (R-Greenville) and cosponsored by 39 other representatives, including the leadership of both parties.  It reads, in…

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You just thought your home was paid for!!!!Or has the beltway lied to China!!!

“A Tender to China — a Written Agreement Granting an Option to > Exercise Eminent Domain Within the U.S.A. as Collateral for China’s > Continued Purchase of U.S. Treasury Notes and Existing U.S. Currency > Reserves.” > > The attempted confiscation of the Bundy Ranch is just the beginning. > Gov. Rick Perry may or […]

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Our hands or not at all: Supreme Court denies NDAA lawsuit

STATEMENT FROM PEOPLE AGAINST THE NDAA BOWLING GREEN – On September 12th, 2012, Federal District Judge Katherine B. Forrest issued a permanent injunction against enforcement of Section 1021 of the 2012 National Defense Authorization Act. In July 2013, the 2nd Circuit ruled the plaintiffs did not have standing to challenge that law. Monday, the Supreme Court put the final…

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