Under the Constitution, the House has the power to turn off the spending spigot all by itself, regardless of what the Senate or the President do.
OVERVIEW
The “peace president” bombs. The TSA gropes and scans. The drug war rages on. The fed prints and prints….and prints. Mandates and bailouts never seem to end.
What do we do about it?
Thomas Jefferson gave us the answer in 1798 in defense of free speech – “whensoever the general government assumes undelegated powers….a nullification of the act is the rightful remedy.”
Through historical writings, case studies, and speeches by the Founding Fathers, more than 10 speakers will give you a logical, moral, and constitutionally sound case for nullification, revealing:
- What IS nullification? Clue – it’s not what the pundits of the politicians have been telling you.
- How nullification has been used in defense of free speech, as resistance to slavery and conscription, and how it’s being used in modern times, right here in California
- How we can address the TSA, foreign policy, marijuana, water rights, and other issues through state-based activity
- How we can roll back unconstitutional expansions of federal power through nullification
- Why the Founding Fathers believed that nullification was the “moderate middle ground”
- Why the Tenth Amendment to the Constitution gives the states the power to nullify unconstitutional laws
- Why states – not the Supreme Court – should arbitrate disputes between the states and the federal government over the constitutionality of the federal government’s actions.
When: Saturday, May 28th, 4pm
Where: AT&T Center, 30th Floor:
1150 South Olive St, floor 30
Los Angeles, CA 90015
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