State Legislatures have no constitutional authority to enact into Law whatever a majority of them may happen to believe is a good idea. To the contrary, State Legislatures are mere “creatures” of the State Constitution which created them – and it is that Document, together with various provisions of the US Constitution, which define and limit their authority to make laws. State Legislatures have only limited constitutional authority to make laws restricting arms.
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Hard not to agree with her.
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ReplyDeleteThe lady lawyer makes perfect constitutional sense. Too bad the country isn't ruled by a constitution anymore, it's ruled by the progressive run Federal, State and County's judicial systems' ideology. As an example, I offer the recent travesty that occurred when former Minneolopis officer Tou Thao was railroaded by a Liberal judicial system because he was in the wrong place at the wrong time. I rest my case.
If I recall, a few months ago, you posted a story about an Illinois man who got humped by rl laws.
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Ms. Huldah is a very smart , honest woman . There is no legitimate way to refute what she says here .
ReplyDeleteGun Control: the only way a government gains full control over the population, allows for criminals to prey on the people because they will never give up their guns.
ReplyDeleteThere is an organization called the John Birch Society that has great constitutional education and guidance. Nullification is an honest principle and I think we need to practice a lot more of it.
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