Tom Woods' Call To Action

Emily Oneill interviews Tom Woods (via The Tenth Amendment Center):



The 17th Amendment removed the enforcement mechanism of the 10th Amendment. The best way to restore the 10th Amendment is to repeal the 17th.

Napolitano & TX Gov. Perry on Federalism

They cover a lot of ground, from border security to TSA security.

What Do We Do Now?

I don't know who the speaker is, but this was in Palm Beach, California:



The pursuit of nullification is a dangerous strategy. A repeal of the 17th Amendment would allow for a more controlled, incremental reduction in federal power. Nullification risks encouraging a much faster change, and therefore it is more radical and unstable. But at this point in time, it's worth reminding those who favor centralized power that there are limits to what they can do.

Hat tip: Tenth Amendment Center

Judge Napolitano: The Role of States

Part 5 of "The Constitution and Freedom":



As Judge Napolitano notes, the senate as originally designed was the structural protection of the Tenth Amendment and the safeguard of federalism. When the Senate's role was altered by the 17th Amendment, it stopped protecting people from the destructive and corruptive centralization of power that has created the federal leviathan that threatens us today.

Hat tip: Tenth Amendment Center

Kansas SCR-1615 Rally

Kansans are supporting a resolution to re-exert limitations on the federal government:



Hat tip: Tenth Amendment Center