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| − | The '''Tenth Amendment Center''' is [[Conservative]] | + | The '''Tenth Amendment Center''' is a [[Conservative]] organization that champions the [[Constitution]] and the [[10th Amendment]] to battle against [[statist]] oath-breaking politicians. They have developed a grassroots effort to push back against unconstitutional [[federal]] laws and regulations on a state level. They group relies on donations and volunteers. |
{{cquote|Adherence to the Tenth Amendment is the first step towards ensuring liberty in the United States. Liberty through decentralization.}} | {{cquote|Adherence to the Tenth Amendment is the first step towards ensuring liberty in the United States. Liberty through decentralization.}} | ||
Revision as of 02:50, February 14, 2012
The Tenth Amendment Center is a Conservative organization that champions the Constitution and the 10th Amendment to battle against statist oath-breaking politicians. They have developed a grassroots effort to push back against unconstitutional federal laws and regulations on a state level. They group relies on donations and volunteers.
| “ | Adherence to the Tenth Amendment is the first step towards ensuring liberty in the United States. Liberty through decentralization. | ” |
Nullification sought for
- State Marijuana Laws
- TSA
- NDAA: Liberty Preservation Act
- Health Care Freedom Act
- Food Freedom Act
- Intrastate Commerce
- Health Care Nullification Act
- Constitutional Tender
- Firearms Freedom Act
- 10th Amendment Resolutions
- REAL ID
- Defend the Guard
- Sheriffs First Legislation
- Cap and Trade/EPA
- Federal Tax Funds Act
- 10th Amendment Bills