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Just say no
...to unconstitutional federal laws by supporting states rights to nullify.
http://www.werefuse.com/community/ Nullification activist centers are now in all 50 states. Here's a great interview with Harvard educated intellectual, American historian, and New York Times-bestselling author Thomas Woods, Jr. on the subject. YouTube - Nullification! | Thomas E. Woods, Jr.
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Re: Just say no
Great interview with Dennis Miller and Thomas Woods.
YouTube - Tom Woods on the Dennis Miller Show 2/15/11
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Re: Just say no
New Hampshire Adopts Jury Nullification Law
"Jury nullification, in which jurors refuse to convict defendants under laws they find objectionable or inappropriately applied, is a favored tactic of many libertarians who, rightly or wrongly perceive individual liberty as, at best, a minority taste among their neighbors. They like the idea of a tool that can be wielded on the spot to shield people from powerful control freaks without first having to win a popularity contest. But nullification is useful only if people know about. And last week, New Hampshire's governor signed a law requiring the state's judges to permit defense attorneys to inform jurors of their right to nullify the law. On June 18, Governor John Lynch signed HB 146, which reads: a Right of Accused. In all criminal proceedings the court shall permit the defense to inform the jury of its right to judge the facts and the application of the law in relation to the facts in controversy. Short, simple and to the point. Nullification advocate Tim Lynch, of the Cato Institute, thinks it's a step in the right direction, though not necessarily a game-changer. Says he: This is definitely a step forward for advocates of jury trial. Allowing counsel to speak directly to the jury about this subject is something that is not allowed in all the courthouses outside of New Hampshire–so, again, this is good. I am concerned, however, that this language does not go far enough. We don’t know how much pressure trial judges will exert on defense counsel. As noted above, if the attorney’s argument is “too strenuous,” the judge may reprimand the attorney in some way or deliver his own strenuous instruction about how the jurors must ultimately accept the law as described by the court, not the defense. I’m also afraid what the jurors hear will too often depend on the particular judge and, then, what that judge wants to do in a particular case. So the law is an improvement over the old order, especially in an era when courts and judges are overtly trying to suppress jury independence, but one whose effectiveness is yet to be determined..." High Court Ruling Will Provoke States to Nullify ObamaCare "Despite Thursday’s controversial Supreme Court ruling on ObamaCare, states retain the right and authority to nullify the healthcare law, and the state of Missouri, among many others, is undertaking efforts to do just that. According to Missouri legislators, regardless of the High Court's ruling, Missouri voters will maintain the opportunity to vote for or against the so-called Affordable Healthcare Act in November. And Missouri is not the only state seeking to circumvent ObamaCare..." Bobby Jindal Will Nullify Obamacare in Louisiana Good thing Republican governors haven't settled on Michele Bachmann's advice of electing Romney and the world will be a happy place. Bachmann said the only way to kill Obamacare is to elect Romney, a man who pushed the bill on the state level as governor of Massachusetts. Fortunately there is Scott Walker and Bobby Jindal who have taken the lead and announced they will do what the 10th Amendment gives them the power to do. Nullify Obamacare. (Michele Bachmann is establishment is really isn't very smart when it comes to all things Constitutional.) Walker was the first governor to threaten nullification. Now Louisiana Governor Bobby Jindal is threatening nullification too. "We're not going to start implementing Obamacare," Jindal said..."
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Gov. Scott Says Fla. Won't Comply with Health Care Law
"Florida Gov. Rick Scott now says Florida will do nothing to comply with President Barack Obama's health care overhaul and will not expand its Medicaid program. The announcement is a marked changed after the governor recently said he would follow the law if it were upheld by the U.S. Supreme Court. "Florida is not going to implement Obamacare. We are not going to expand Medicaid and we're not going to implement exchanges,'' Scott's spokesman Lane Wright told The Associated Press on Saturday. Wright stressed that the governor would work to make sure the law is repealed..."
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Re: Just say no
David Gay: NYS Campaign for Liberty Activist Speaks and Kills it. At NYS pro-gun rally at the capital. NULLIFICATION!
David Gay Speaks Nullification at Albany, NY Gun Rights Rally - YouTube
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Re: Just say no
Jury Nullification Activist JAILED-145 days (even after Judges order deemed illegal)
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Re: Just say no
San Diego Mayor urges jury nullification
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