Turning Federal Acts into “Hot Air”
“Without local enforcement, by compliant local authorities, the will of the central government is not much more than hot air.”
Feds Suing to Access Utah Prescription Database; State Should Refuse to Comply
The U.S. Drug Enforcement Agency wants to access a Utah database of confidential prescription records. But the feds have a problem. The state requires a warrant before law enforcement agencies can access the Utah Controlled Substance Database. The DEA doesn’t have one. Not to be deterred, the drug police have sued the state in federal…
Why Work With Our Opponents?
Joining forces in coalitions does not mean we endorse a group in general, or embrace their philosophy.
Interview: The Solution for What Ails Us
What do we do when the federal government fails to follow the Constitution and exercises powers it was never delegated?
A Revolution of the Mind
We hear quite often these days that Washington D.C. is broken. It is obvious that federal bureaucrats are not representing the interests of the people. Out of desperation, certain voices out there espouse violent revolution. This is a short-sighted and dangerous approach that must be eschewed. The revolution we need is a consciousness revolution. The…
Tell Me Again How Voting Republican Fixes the Supreme Court?
The Supreme Court constantly ignores the Constitution and makes up “constitutional law” by edict. The fact anybody puts any faith in this panel of politically connected lawyers in black dresses receiving federal paychecks to limit the power of the federal government strikes me as absurd on its face. But conservatives constantly tell me the problem…
When It Comes to Feds, Governors Talk Tough and Do What They’re Told
When it comes to standing up to the Feds, most governors are all talk and no action. Earlier this week, the Supreme Court struck down strict laws regulating abortion clinics in the state of Texas. According to the New York Times, the High Court ” found that Texas’ restrictions — requiring doctors to have admitting…
How Relevant is the Constitution in State, County, and City Elections?
With elections signs all around it might be well to be reminded that it is unrealistic to expect national candidates to follow the Constitution when we did not insist that they did so in state, county and city offices. After all, many simply move up to higher office. Some may even view the Constitution as…
What I Should Have Said During the Radio Interview: Don’t Check that Box!
Over the weekend, I was on Gun Freedom Radio and had one of those annoying experiences that come up from time to time in live interviews. I realized how I should have answered a question about two minutes after the show was over. I’m sharing it here because it’s an important lesson in personal nullification.…
States should not sue the Federal Government over Transgender Bathrooms
States should not sue the federal Government to obtain rights they already have under the Tenth Amendment of the Constitution because doing so undermines—potentially to oblivion—that Amendment. It reads: “The powers not delegated to the United States by the Constitution, nor prohibited by it to the States, are reserved to the States respectively, or to…
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