The Constitution Doesn’t Enforce Itself
Relying on the government to follow the rules - to limit its own power - doesn’t work out too well.
The post The Constitution Doesn’t Enforce Itself first appeared on Tenth Amendment Center.Draw a Line in the Sand
You can't protect the Constitution and your liberty by picking the lesser of two evils. You have to follow the wisdom of Gouverneur Morris and so many others in the founding generation: Draw a line in the sand.
The post Draw a Line in the Sand first appeared on Tenth Amendment Center.Top-5 Reasons We’re in this Mess
Living under the largest government in history is not the “land of the free,” and it’s not even close. But how did things get like this? Here are the top-5 reasons - the primary drivers of the monster state today.
The post Top-5 Reasons We’re in this Mess first appeared on Tenth Amendment Center.Resistance Is Not Rebellion
Creators always have the right to limit their own creations.
The post Resistance Is Not Rebellion first appeared on Tenth Amendment Center.Today in History: Elbridge Gerry Born
Gerry was an American revolutionary, and a signer of the Declaration of Independence and the Articles of Confederation. He was also a member of the Philadelphia Convention that drafted the Constitution but refused to sign the document and campaigned against its ratification
The post Today in History: Elbridge Gerry Born first appeared on Tenth Amendment Center.Usurpation Is Theft
Usurpation is the term the founders used when the government goes beyond the limits of the Constitution.
The post Usurpation Is Theft first appeared on Tenth Amendment Center.Constitutional Principle Should Trump Policy Preference
The first question you should ask about any proposal made by any person in the federal government -- "Is this authorized by the constitution?" Not, Do I like this policy?"
The post Constitutional Principle Should Trump Policy Preference first appeared on Tenth Amendment Center.Necessary and Proper; Not Whatever They Want
Supporters of the monster state treat the necessary and proper clause like it's the "do whatever we want" clause.
The post Necessary and Proper; Not Whatever They Want first appeared on Tenth Amendment Center.A Tale of Two Courts
I recently appeared on It's Too Late with Alan Mosley to discuss the recent Supreme Court decisions.
The post A Tale of Two Courts first appeared on Tenth Amendment Center.Most People Are Wrong
Most people think federal law is always supreme over conflicting state law. Most people are wrong.
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