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Category: Constitution Uncategorized
Count of Legislative Applications for a Balanced Budget Amendment
New Flyer Explains How the States Can Use the Constitutional Amendment Process to Curb the Feds (Article V)
Can the President Raise the Debt Limit Unilaterally? Hell no! — Part II
Boehner Admits Mistake: Sometimes the Constitutional Course is the Wisest Politically
A Response to Professor Seidman
It’s (not quite) a Riot! How the Constitution’s language differs
Constitutionally, Speaker Boehner Should Not Be Making Pre-emptive Tax Concessions
Do States Have a Right to Secede?
Did the Founders’ Constitution Permit Federal Tort Reform?
“Necessary and Proper” = “Necessaria et Opportuna”
What now?
New II Issue Paper Rebuts Myth that Citizen Review of Laws and Taxes Violates the Republican Form
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