The State Sovereignty Movement

August 11, 2009

On July 10, 2009, Alaska Governor Sarah Palin became the second governor in these States United (Governor Phil Bredesen of Tennessee is the other one) to sign into effect a State Sovereignty Resolution. These Sovereignty-type bills, resolutions and laws are an obvious and rightful response that the super-majority of the States in the Union are expressing to and against the usurping powers of the federal government. While the effects of federal tyranny are being felt more seriously than ever, history and human nature prove that the people of a society do not respond or revolt immediately against tyranny–though they have a right to. America’s resistance is no different. Fortunately, the sleeping giant is being awakened, to the dismay of our Centralist-worshipers today.

… More (Author: Timothy Baldwin, Esq. Source: tenthamendmentcenter.com Date: 08.11.2009)

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One Response to The State Sovereignty Movement

Thomas A Waugh on September 3, 2009 at 3:08 pm

I read your proposal and agree the Federal Government has continually usurped state authority .I’m concerned that the prevailing public sentiment will continue and that even if resolved through self determination the problem will recure at a more local level.It seems as if this is a problem in perpituity.