Tag: Ninth Amendment

  • Justice Roberts Gives Some Good Advice

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    “COURAGE AND RESOLVE” by KrisAnne Hall, ©2012, blogging at KrisAnneHall.com (Jun. 30, 2012) — In their ruling of the Arizona Immigration laws, the Supreme Court declared the“discretion of the federal agents” to be sovereign over the states. In the ruling on the Affordable Healthcare Act, the Supreme Court declared the federal government to be sovereign over…

  • States Rush to Check Runaway Fed

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    CAN GLOBAL GOVERNANCE BE STOPPED? by JB Williams, ©2012 (Feb. 15, 2012) — The internet seems to have turned everyone with a computer into arm-chair political pundits full of hot air, half-truths, half-baked theories and sharp-tongued character assassinations aimed at advancing individual agendas no matter the costs. Americans are nothing if not opinionated, even when those…

  • The Inalienable Right to Life

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    THE POWER OF THE PEOPLE VS. THE GOVERNMENT by KrisAnne Hall, ©2012, blogging at KrisAnneHall.com (Jan. 4, 2012) — It seems to be growing increasingly popular to use the 10th Amendment to justify carte blanche legislative authority within the states.  Even some Presidential candidates have implied that because of the 10th Amendment, states can “pass…

  • Feds Usurp State Immigration Authority

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    WHERE DOES THE STATES’ AUTHORITY END AND THE FED’S BEGIN? by Jim Delaney, blogging at Opinerlog (Oct. 11, 2011) — Being an ‘ole immigration counselor, and having perfunctorily accepted the general notion that the feds are, in fact, pre-eminent in the area of immigration, I decided to research the matter for myself. Lesson learned yet…

  • Nullify Obamacare

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    THE STATES HAVE THE POWER OF SOVEREIGNTY by Bob Serrao   (May 8, 2011) — Nullification: — to render invalid; to deprive of legal force of efficacy. Sovereignty: — supremely efficacious; superior to all others; predominant; effectual; supreme in power; possessing supreme dominion. Noah Webster’s 1828 American Dictionary. Sovereignty is at the heart of nullification.…

  • Montana, Arizona and Tennessee Take the Lead on Broad-Based Nullification

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    28 STATES CONSIDERING CONSTITUTIONAL MEANS OF REINING IN FEDERAL POWER by JB Williams, ©2011 (Feb. 24, 2011) — As the battle for states’ rights heat up across the country, Montana and Arizona have leaped out into the lead by introducing the first broad-based State Nullification Reaffirmation Act designed to return the power to the people and…

  • Montana: When Did the Bill of Rights Become Unconstitutional and Un-American?

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    GOVERNOR SCHWEITZER EXPRESSES DOUBT ABOUT STATE NULLIFICATION PROPOSAL by JB Williams, ©2011 (Feb. 24, 2011) — Democrat Montana Governor Schweitzer made an unannounced visit to the Democrat Caucus Monday to voice his concern over what he calls these un-American and unconstitutional bills. – “When we say, that we will nullify a portion of federal law…

  • Washington Times – Kerchner v. Obama & Congress et al Petition for Writ of Certiorari

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    SCHEDULED FOR CONFERENCE ON 23 NOVEMBER 2010 WITH U.S. SUPREME COURT A Message from CDR Charles F. Kerchner, Jr., Commander USNR (Retired) (Nov. 21, 2010) — We are living through history in the making. Please read or re-read this historic Petition to the U.S. Supreme Court asking them to support and defend the Constitution…in particular…

  • A Constitutional Crisis

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    AMERICA IN DISTRESS…WHO WILL ANSWER HER CALL? by drkate, ©2010 (Aug. 1, 2010) — For the first time in its history, the United States government has knowingly allowed a constitutionally-ineligible individual to break into and occupy the White House.  All the branches of government have been involved, along with the media: the legislative branch by…