Answering the “It’s worthless without teeth” Objection
"In my opinion, calls for "teeth" are more testosterone than fact."
"In my opinion, calls for "teeth" are more testosterone than fact."
Congress can't be trusted to do the right thing, so states should help push things in the Constitutional direction.
If your favorite sports team was really awful, and you knew that they’d likely lose a vast majority of their games, would you be disappointed at the end of the season to learn that they did just what you expected them to do? No, of course not. Unfortunately, however, when it comes to the federal…
On our Facebook page tonight, a commenter derided libertarians for making “Pot their banner issue,” saying that doing so is a sure path to failure. I would argue, however, that marijuana legalization in modern times represents the most successful state rejection of federal power in the history of this country. There are 28 states that…
In the spirit of New Year’s, here are four resolutions for president-elect Trump and Congress that will enable them to really make America great again: 1) Audit the Fed….and then end it: The Federal Reserve Bank’s easy money polices have eroded the American people’s standard of living and facilitated the growth of the welfare-warfare state.…
On June 8, 1789, James Madison addressed the House of Representatives and introduced a proposed Bill of Rights to the Constitution. However, just over a year earlier, Madison wrote another extremely important document.
An effective strategy to nullify - hits back at the feds in four directions.
What does Walter Williams recommend to do next? The same thing we recommend. Nullify.
Relying solely on state legislators and bureaucrats to nullify a federal act is a bad strategy.
When Rosa Parks refused to move the to back of the bus – she taught us just how to deal with laws that are unconstitutional – immoral – or unjust