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Monthly Archives: July 2015
TIME TO CHANGE THE SUPREME COURT: RESOLUTION PROPOSING A CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT TO CHANGE THE MEMBERSHIP OF THE SUPREME COURT
Written and Proposed by Diane Rufino RESOLUTION PROPOSING A CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT TO CHANGE THE MEMBERSHIP OF THE SUPREME COURT An amendment to replace the States’ influence in the federal government since the 17th Amendment was adopted. “…If no remedy of … Continue reading
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Tagged 10th Amendment, Amendment, Constitution, constitutional amendment, Diane Rufino, federal monopoly, Federalism, government monopoly, judicial activism, judicial overreach, judicial supremacy, justices, original intent, proposal, reserved powers, resolution, sovereignty, states' rights, strict construction, Supreme Court, Tenth Amendment
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RESOLUTION PROPOSING TO ELIMINATE ARTICLE I, SECTION 4 (“SECESSION PROHIBITED”) FROM THE NC STATE CONSTITUTION
Written and Proposed by Diane Rufino RESOLUTION TO REMOVE ARTICLE I: SECTION 4 from the NORTH CAROLINA CONSTITUTION This is a resolution to propose that Article I, Section 4 be removed from the NC state constitution, in part to acknowledge … Continue reading
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Tagged "secession prohibited", 14th amendment, Abraham Lincoln, article 1 section 4, Civil War, Constitution, Diane Rufino, Lincoln, NC, North Carolina, readmission, readmission to the union, resolution, secession, sovereignty, Stanton, state, state constitution, state sovereignty, Tenth Amendment, union
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NULLIFICATION: The Power to Right Constitutional Wrongs
by Diane Rufino, July 9, 2015 THOMAS JEFFERSON wondered how the country would respond in the case its government passed a law that was clearly unconstitutional. As Secretary of State under our first president, George Washington, he already witnessed … Continue reading
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Tagged 10th Amendment, abuse, Alien & Sedition, Alien and Sedition Acts, Brown v. Board of Education, Constitution, Constitutional Convention, Cooper v. Aaron, Declaration of Independence, Diane Rufino, Federalism, Fugitive Slave laws, George Washington, government, James Madison, John Adams, Kentucky Resolutions, Michael Boldin, NC Tenth Amendment Center, Nullification, Nullify Now, racism, racist, resistance, slavery, slaves, Supreme Court, Tenth Amendment, Tenth Amendment Center, Thomas Jefferson, tyranny, unconstitutional, unconstitutional laws, Virginia Resolutions
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Why the TEA Party? 