Continuing his warnings about the power of the federal judiciary, Brutus not only opposes appellate jurisdiction as one of the “most objectionable parts” of the Constitution, but raises additional con

To the founders and old revolutionaries, resistance to attacks on liberty was an essential part of the system, and essential for the maintenance of freedom. But resisting government usurpations isn’t

Nullifying OSHA mandates won’t be easy - but we’re already seeing action on the first essential steps in two states. And sources close to the Tenth Amendment Center tell us to expect a number more in

Predicting that the structure of the federal court system would lead to centralization and consolidation of power - Brutus continues his warnings about the judiciary in his 2-part 12th paper.

With federal “funding” comes federal strings - and federal control. And while most state and local governments are happy with that trade, dozens of small cities and towns in Texas have been rejecting

When most people talk about federal overreach, they generally focus on domestic issues - education, healthcare, social policy, mandates, and the like. But as James Madison noted - “of all the enemies”

The so-called “land of the free” is filled to the brim with government acts, laws, mandates orders, rules, and regulations. Living under the largest government in the history of the world is not a sta

The federal government and the states are partners in almost every major domestic policy area. And, as leading founders like Madison, Sherman - and even Hamilton - told us, partnerships don’t work whe

St. George Tucker’s View of the Constitution of the United States was the first extended, systematic commentary on the Constitution after it had been ratified by the people of the several states and a

As the saying goes, you don’t catch flak unless you’re over the target. And TAC has been catching flak for years. Sometimes from the usual suspects - and sometimes not. Highlighting the most “interest