thereisnospoon
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The feds will enforce the laws that it desires to enforce, and not a thing anyone in ID can do about it except grovel.
How so?
Explain the logistics....
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The feds will enforce the laws that it desires to enforce, and not a thing anyone in ID can do about it except grovel.
states don't have the right to nullify fed laws
states don't have the right to nullify fed laws
Yer kidding right?
See, Colorado and Washington marijuana legalization.
states don't have the right to nullify fed laws
Read the Tenth Amendment.
Or better yet, have a third grader read it to you so they can explain it to you at the same time.
And yet....they have, go figure.states don't have the right to nullify fed laws
Read the Tenth Amendment.
Or better yet, have a third grader read it to you so they can explain it to you at the same time.
Yeah, and?
The Constitution is supreme.
The state has no standing to "nullify" Federal laws on their own.
This was decided pretty dramatically in the Civil War.
LOL. Oh well, when the posturing is all done, the federal laws will be enforced, and nobody will give a damn.
Go ahead and join the fed gov and try and enforce the law...Let us know how that goes for ya.
I think you're the one who ought to let us know. If federal agents show up to start enforcing these laws what do you think the state is going to do?
LOL. Oh well, when the posturing is all done, the federal laws will be enforced, and nobody will give a damn.
states don't have the right to nullify fed laws
Yer kidding right?
See, Colorado and Washington marijuana legalization.
TM speaks without thinking. As a matter of fact I don't believe thinking is even in her vocabulary.
states don't have the right to nullify fed laws
Read the Tenth Amendment.
Or better yet, have a third grader read it to you so they can explain it to you at the same time.
Yeah, and?
The Constitution is supreme.
The state has no standing to "nullify" Federal laws on their own.
This was decided pretty dramatically in the Civil War.
states don't have the right to nullify fed laws
And yet....they have, go figure.Read the Tenth Amendment.
Or better yet, have a third grader read it to you so they can explain it to you at the same time.
Yeah, and?
The Constitution is supreme.
The state has no standing to "nullify" Federal laws on their own.
This was decided pretty dramatically in the Civil War.
And yet....they have, go figure.Yeah, and?
The Constitution is supreme.
The state has no standing to "nullify" Federal laws on their own.
This was decided pretty dramatically in the Civil War.
go figure what?
Soon as the law is challenged, it will get sunk.
LOL. Oh well, when the posturing is all done, the federal laws will be enforced, and nobody will give a damn.
The feds will enforce the laws that it desires to enforce, and not a thing anyone in ID can do about it except grovel.
states don't have the right to nullify fed laws
Read the Tenth Amendment.
Or better yet, have a third grader read it to you so they can explain it to you at the same time.
Yeah, and?
The Constitution is supreme.
The state has no standing to "nullify" Federal laws on their own.
This was decided pretty dramatically in the Civil War.
Yer kidding right?
See, Colorado and Washington marijuana legalization.
TM speaks without thinking. As a matter of fact I don't believe thinking is even in her vocabulary.
no she just repeats talking points.