It’s (not quite) a Riot! How the Constitution’s language differs
“. . . it opens a door to the appointment of a swarm of revenue and excise officers to prey […]
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Constitutionally, Speaker Boehner Should Not Be Making Pre-emptive Tax Concessions
From the standpoint of one familiar with our constitutional history, the spectacle of the Speaker of the U.S. House of
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Do States Have a Right to Secede?
The news that thousands of people have signed a petition for their own states to secede from the union has
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Why States Must Shun the Obamacare Medicaid Expansion
During the Obamacare case before the Supreme Court, the Independence Institute argued that the law’s provisions forcing the states to
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