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Foundations of Government, States
The powers not delegated to the United States by the Constitution, nor prohibited by it to the States, are reserved to the States respectively, or to the people.
What is being said
- Feds claim authority to regulate in-state commerce
- Sen. Hatch on Constitutionality of ObamaCare: If Feds Can Force Us to Buy Health Insurance "Then There's Literally Nothing Gov't Can't Force Us to Do"
- Forcing a vote on Demcare's constitutionality
- Legal Challenges May Doom ObamaCare
- Democrat Obama? No Republican Dede Scozzafava: "Weekly Standard is not news" - Calls cops when they ask questions.
- Obamacare The state opt-out mirage
- Tenth Amendment Talking Points
- The Constitution, Obama's real Waterloo
- Montana's stand for 2nd and 10th Amendments
- Big Banks Don't Want California's IOUs
- Next Bailout? California not going to see blessings from their lack of discipline
- 'Obamacare:' What does the Constitution have to say?
- Nevada Governor slams Barack Obama
- Obama Backtracks on Threat to California
- Governors Fear Medicaid Costs in Health Plan
- 10 Ammendment - 6 States Want to Nullify Obamacare With Opt Out Law
- Sen. Hatch on Constitutionality of ObamaCare: If Feds Can Force Us to Buy Health Insurance "Then There's Literally Nothing Gov't Can't Force Us to Do"
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