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Tenth Amendment Center: Not That Much Difference

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October 27, 2020

We are in the midst of campaign season when Republicans and Democrats vying for various offices in Washington D.C. try to convince you that there’s a world of difference between them.

When it comes to the really bad stuff, there's not a whole lotta difference between Republicans and Democrats that make it to the swamp.

@mmaharrey10th #elections #truth #politics #liberty #constitution pic.twitter.com/gDR0ffWWwP

— TenthAmendmentCenter (@TenthAmendment) October 26, 2020

But the truth of the matter is when it comes to the really bad things – there’s not that much difference between the two parties. They are really two sides of the same coin.

For Further Reading

Government Spying: A Bipartisan Affair

Patriot Act Renewal: A Bipartisan Attack on Liberty Since Day One

Big Spenders Get Worse Every Year: The History of Growth Since 1940

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Mike Maharrey
October 27, 2020 at 08:38PM

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Tenth Amendment Center: Modern Nullification: A Winning Policy

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...from Tenth Amendment Center Nullification is dead. At least that’s the opinion of Duke University Law School professor Ernest Young . But despite this emphatic epitaph, Young sees great potential for nullification as a tool to limit federal power. In a paper published in the Case Western Reserve Law Review , Young makes a strong case for nullification, highlighting state efforts that have effectively nullified federal marijuana prohibition. So, how can this be? How can nullification be simultaneously dead and buried, yet still a serve as a powerful tool to check federal overreach? The answer lies in the two distinct definitions of nullification. While “legal” nullification as laid out by John C. Calhoun may be dead, Young argues that nullification through non-cooperation, as recommended by James Madison in Federalist #46, remains a powerful means to confront overreaching federal authority. He even cites the Tenth Amendment Center’s definition of nullification – “any act or s

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