by Walter Williams Let’s think about whether all acts of Congress deserve our respect and obedience. Suppose Congress enacted a law – and the Supreme Court ruled it constitutional – requiring American families to attend church services at least three … Continue reading
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American Thinker- Tenth Amendment Center
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- Constitution Day: Every Day, Not Just a One-Day Federal Mandate
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- Thomas Jefferson Rejects the Power of Congress to “Do Whatever Evil They Please”
- My Favorite Libertarian, Daniel J. Mitchell
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- NewsBusters
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- Rep. Kevin McCarthy: It’s Time for ‘A Google Hearing’
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- Google Execs Say Trump’s Election ‘Conflicts With Company Values’
- The Union Label
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