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EPISODE · Apr 26, 2010 · 13 MIN

States Revolt Against the Federal Government

from Tenth Amendment Center: Constitutional Conversation · host Tenth Amendment Center

Add to iTunes Lew Rockwell interviews Michael Boldin, founder and head of the Tenth Amendment Center. What is the Tenth Amendment, and why should we care? (“Amendment 10 – Powers of the States and People. 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 the people.”) Itâ€s a linchpin of the states rights phenomenon that is lighting a prairie fire all across the country. And it is not a “right-wing movement,” despite the MSMâ€s claims. Indeed, its most powerful component is the drive to legalize medical marijuana. (The pro-gun and anti-REAL ID movements are important too, of course). The feds ordered the states to crack down, but they ignored our overlords. And here is a lesson for all of us. Electoral politics, except Ron Paul, tends to be a corrupt sham. Rather than write, call, or fax congressmen or senators, or work to exchange Bum B for Bum A, ignore the federal government as we peacefully resist. That drains its power. Like the Devil, it needs our consent. Websites: Tenth Amendment Center WeRefuse.com cross-posted from LewRockwell.com The post States Revolt Against the Federal Government appeared first on Tenth Amendment Center.

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