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Uncelebrating the Fourth

Unfortunately, July 4th has become a day of deceit. The America that's celebrated no longer truly exists.

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The New King George

Welcome to 21st century America – where federal politics is largely centered on a single question: How much can the stupid and greedy plunder from their hardworking, productive neighbors?

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Know Your Rights or You Will Lose Them

Never has there been a time when knowing our rights has been more critical and safeguarding them more necessary.

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Restore Constitutional Government!

It is time to turn back the juggernaut of meddling, irresponsible, and bankrupting unconstitutional government and restore the vision of the framers of our Constitution.

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The Constitution as “Default Deny”

The founders believed in distributed government. They expressed the idea that wherever possible, problems and disputes should be addressed locally.

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Government

Big Government and the Fourth of July

Posted on 03 July 2009

As we prepare to celebrate the 233rd anniversary of the signing of the Declaration of Independence we should recall why the American colonists made their decision to break away from the British Empire. The Declaration, in the enumerated grievances against the British Crown, makes it crystal clear that the cause was Big Government. Continue Reading

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State Sovereignty Movement

Florida Sovereignty Memorial Introduced

Posted on 01 July 2009

Today, Florida State Represenatives Workman and Plakon, along with co-sponsors Dorworth, Eisnaugle, Kelly, Precourt, and Tobia introduced House Memorial 19 (HM19), which "Urges Congress to honor provisions of U. S. Constitution & U. S. Supreme Court case law which limit scope & exercise of federal power." Continue Reading

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Founding Principles, State Sovereignty Movement

States put Feds on Notice

Posted on 01 July 2009

Over the last decade, administrations from both parties seem to have forgotten the 10th amendment. The federal government has been on one long march to complete centralization of power for many years. Continue Reading

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Podcast, State Sovereignty Movement

Charles Key: A Constitutional Republic

Posted on 30 June 2009

In this week's podcast, Charles Key, State Representative from Oklahoma's 90th District, discusses Oklahoma's 10th Amendment Resolution, the Constitution and limits on the federal government's power, the long-standing abuses of the constitution no matter which administration or party is in power, bailouts and real id as unconstitutional and more. Continue Reading

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State Sovereignty Movement, Uncategorized

Tennessee Governor Signs Sovereignty Resolution

Posted on 27 June 2009

This week, Tennesse Governor Phil Bresden signed House Joint Resolution 108 (HJR0108), authored by State Rep. Susan Lynn. Six other states have had both houses of their legislature pass similar resolutions - Alaska, Idaho, North Dakota, South Dakota, Oklahoma and Louisiana - but Tennessee is the first to have such a resolution signed by the Governor. Continue Reading

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Activism, Health Care

Arizona HCR2014: National Health Care Nullification

Posted on 26 June 2009

Right on the heels of a successful state-by-state nullification of the 2005 Real ID act, the State of Arizona is out in the forefront of a growing resistance to proposed federal health care legislation. Continue Reading

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State Sovereignty Movement, Uncategorized

Louisiana: 7th State to Affirm Sovereignty

Posted on 24 June 2009

Today, the Louisiana State House voted to approve Senate Concurrent Resolution 2 (SCR2) which "Memorializes Congress to affirm Louisiana's sovereignty under the Tenth Amendment of the Constitution of the United States of America and to demand that the federal government halt its practices of assuming powers and imposing mandates upon the states for purposes not enumerated by the Constitution of the United States of America." Continue Reading

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Government, Liberty

Live Free or Die

Posted on 24 June 2009

"Live Free or Die" is the title of author and columnist Mark Steyn's speech at Hillsdale College, reproduced in Imprimis (April 2009), a Hillsdale publication that's free for the asking. Canadian born, now living in New Hampshire, Steyn has had firsthand experience with socialist tyranny in his home country that is rapidly becoming a part of America. Continue Reading

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Constitution

The Constitution: Amendments

Posted on 23 June 2009

Many (including this writer) think the federal government has slipped its constitutional leash and that the people may have to re-stabilize matters with one or more constitutional amendments. How would this be done? Continue Reading

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Podcast, State Sovereignty

Gary Marbut: Gun Rights and the Commerce Clause

Posted on 20 June 2009

Gary Marbut, president of the Montana Sport Shooting Association, discusses gun rights and activism in Montana, the Firearms Freedom Act and the various states where this is being passed or considered, the Commerce Clause of the US Constitution, litigation in federal court, the Raich case on medical marijuana, Real ID, and the judicial branch's disdain for the 10th Amendment. Continue Reading

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