Congress, President and the Supreme Court Continue to Nullify the Constitution
Without question, the Constitution was an agreement amongst the several States- not between the states and an existing government. The States created the government and gave it some specific duties and limitations. This is not some case of misunderstanding between a servant government and unhappy constituents. It is a progressive and clear power grab from [...]
The Texas Liberty Preservation Act: What Texas Senators (Candidates) Will Sponsor Legislation Outlawing Federal Enforcement of the National Defense Authorization Action (Sections 1021 and 1022) Upon Texas Soil?
Proposal: The Texas Liberty Preservation Act (the nullification of Sections 1021 and 1022 of the National Defense Authorization Act of 2012). Whereas, the Tenth Amendment to the United States Constitution provides the United States federal government authorization to exercise only those powers delegated to it in the Constitution (Article 1, Section Eight) and nothing [...]
"Good to be King; The Foundation of our Constitutional Freedom" by Michael Badnarik
Recently, I had the pleasure of attending Mr. Badnarik’s Constitutional primer course, and dining with him afterwards, in Fredericksburg, Texas (Patriots of Gillespie (Texas) County.) His book, Good to be King; The Foundation of our Constitutional Freedom, is an easy, yet enlightening read. A must for all constitutional conservatives. –Steve Baysinger In medieval Europe, only [...]
Lincoln And The Death Of The Constitution
by GJ Merits, Austin, Texas I have received a great deal of positive feedback on my expose of Abraham Lincoln as a tyrant. All of the negative feedback never consisted of a single reference to actual facts and many merely denied truths that are readily accessible to a lay person and could easily be verified [...]
San Antonio paper calls Rick Perry "rogue"–I call him "PATRIOT"
The following was written by Jan Jarboe Russell and published by the San Antonio Express-News on Sunday, 18 Jul 2010. Response (in bold italics) from Steve Baysinger, Coordinator, South Texas Tenth Amendment Center, San Antonio, Texas. Perry, not EPA, is real “rogue” in air-quality fight. By Jan Jarboe Russell (San Antonio Express-News). Sunday, 18 Jul [...]
The "Enhanced" Texas Tenth Amendment Resolution–written by TEXANS for all TEXANS!
TEXAS TENTH AMENDMENT RESOLUTION (To Protect and Secure Our God-Given Unalienable Rights as Enunciated By The Declaration of Independence and Further Clarified By the Ninth Amendment to the Constitution) Contributors: Ben Taylor, Utopia, Texas Al Adask, Utopia, Texas Gary Nunn, San Antonio, Texas Frank Sullivan, San Antonio Texas Beth Vega, San Antonio, Texas Dagne Florine [...]
Thomas Jefferson: Embrace Constitutional Revision
To those who advocate against a Constitutional Convention, you would be at odds with Jefferson, who wrote the Constitution. In a letter to Samuel Kercheval, July 12, 1816, Jefferson wrote, concerning the frequency of amending his own state’s constitution: Some men look at constitutions with sanctimonious reverence, and deem them like the arc of the [...]
The Truth About the Health Care Bills – by Michael Connelly, Retired Constitutional Attorney
Note: the following is a response to a posting on this site about The Justice Foundation and its proposed mass action lawsuit against the federal government. Mr. Connelly’s response is too enlightening to be buried in “Responses”; hence it is brought to the forefront here. –SMB Michael Connelly Retired attorney, Constitutional Law Instructor Carrollton , [...]
The Justice Foundation Proposes a MASS Action Lawsuit Against the Federal Government
by Allan E. Parker, Jr. President, The Justice Foundation Attorney at Law 8122 Datapoint Suite 812 San Antonio, Texas 78229 210-614-7157 info@txjf.org www.txjf.org Project Liberty MEMORANDUM TO CONCERNED CONSERVATIVE CITIZENS RIGHTS LEADERS RE: Mass Litigation for Citizen Rights by The Justice Foundation The Board of Trustees of The Justice Foundation has authorized the attorneys of [...]
The Census and the Constitution
by Walter E. Williams The Census Bureau estimates that the life cycle cost of the 2010 Census will be from $13.7 billion to $14.5 billion, making it the costliest census in the nation’s history. Suppose you suggest to a congressman that given our budget crisis, we could save some money by dispensing with the 2010 [...]
