Destroying its Own Foundation
When the government overleaps its constitutional bounds, it destroys its own foundation.
The post Destroying its Own Foundation first appeared on Tenth Amendment Center.Protecting Liberty is Up to the People
There is nobody riding in on a white horse to make us free. It's ultimately up to "the supreme sovereignty" of the people.
The post Protecting Liberty is Up to the People first appeared on Tenth Amendment Center.Want to Fix Inflation?
Money creation by the Fed is at the root of the problem, but they hide their responsibility by changing definitions.
The post Want to Fix Inflation? first appeared on Tenth Amendment Center.Choose Wisely?
Thomes Paine and Patrick Henry agreed that government is always a choice between evils.
The post Choose Wisely? first appeared on Tenth Amendment Center.You Can’t Comply Your Way to Liberty
The American colonists demonstrated the right way to take on big government in their response to the Stamp Act.
The post You Can’t Comply Your Way to Liberty first appeared on Tenth Amendment Center.Parties and Cult of Personality
George Washington warned that a party-first approach to politics would lead to "a frightful despotism." Partisanship leads to a cult of personality. That leads to a lot of power in the hands of a few. And that leads to tyranny.
The post Parties and Cult of Personality first appeared on Tenth Amendment Center.Hey, D.C.! You’re Drunk!
Washington D.C. is drunk on power. The only way to sober it up is to take the power away.
The post Hey, D.C.! You’re Drunk! first appeared on Tenth Amendment Center.Fear Not!
Fear is the foundation of government power. That's why governments are always coming up with new emergencies to save us from.
The post Fear Not! first appeared on Tenth Amendment Center.Ground Up and Spit Out
Cato warned us that centralizing the United States into one government would create a situation where people with a thirst for power and aggrandizement would "oppress and grind" us.
The post Ground Up and Spit Out first appeared on Tenth Amendment Center.A Duty to Resist
In the Virginia Resolutions of 1798, Jame Madison insisted that states were "in duty bound to interpose." But this wasn't a new idea. This spirit of resistance was an essential part of the American Revolution.
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