Posted by AdminDecember 9, 2012 What is the one thing that everyone should know? The answer to federal tyranny in the US is the Tenth Amendment of the Constitution! 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 […]
What You Need to Know About the Tenth Amendment
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States’ rights: Utah bills demand return of federal land
March 10, 2012 By Leave a Comment
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By Ashley Powers, Los Angeles Times Las Vegas — Utah lawmakers are staging their own kind of Sagebrush Rebellion. The Utah House passed four bills this week demanding that the federal government hand over more than 30 million acres of land to the state, legislation that its own attorneys warned would likely be tossed out […]
States’ Rights vs. the Supreme Court
March 9, 2012 By Leave a Comment
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Tom Woods explains that States can nullify (invalidate) unconstitutional federal laws, even if they are endorsed by the Supreme Court. In 2005, one State made a law that the federal government opposed and it went all the way to the Supreme Court. The Supreme Court predictably ruled that the state law was subordinate to “superior” […]
States finding tough climate for gas tax proposals
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From FOXNews.com | Associated Press ANNAPOLIS, Md. – As if gas prices weren’t high enough, several states across the U.S. are looking to raise fuel taxes they say are needed to pay for roads and bridges that are outdated, congested and in some cases, dangerous. Maryland’s governor is proposing a phased-in 6 percent sales tax […]
States finding tough climate for gas tax proposals
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From FOXNews.com | Associated Press ANNAPOLIS, Md. – As if gas prices weren’t high enough, several states across the U.S. are looking to raise fuel taxes they say are needed to pay for roads and bridges that are outdated, congested and in some cases, dangerous. Maryland’s governor is proposing a phased-in 6 percent sales tax […]
States line up to challenge stringent Section 5 voting rights provision
February 9, 2012 By Leave a Comment
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By Robert Barnes, The Washington Post Conservative activists and Republican attorneys general have launched a series of lawsuits meant to challenge the most muscular provision of the Voting Rights Act 0f 1965 before a Supreme Court that has signaled it is suspicious of its constitutionality. Working their way to the high court are lawsuits from […]
