saintmichaeldefendthem
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- Nov 1, 2014
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I'm talking about individual state nullification. We were already talking about an Article V convention, leftist tard.You are ignorant since states already have that power. They can convene a constitutional convention and pass amendments to the constitution. They don't need any involvement from the federal govt.
So you want each state to have the authority to nullify federal laws in that state?? It could be argued that the tenth amendment already gives them that power.;
It needs to be spelled out. Personally, I think the Supreme Court was a big fat mistake. Too much power and not enough accountability. And Article V could get rid of it altogether and we would do just fine. You could lobby your state to force everyone in it to drive 55 mph but no court could force it into mine.
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