[2ndDivisionVet]

Comments?

[silverleaf]

excellent

[screaminsunshine]

Souds good to me. Too bad the Florida RINO Crist can’t figure it out. He is a loser Obama buttboy.

[clamper1797]

I sure hope this sets a precedent ....

[pabianice]

One person introducing a resolution that will be crushed in the legislature is hardly a civil war.

[cvq3842]

This kind of sentiment is inevitable, given what’s happening in Washington.

Get ready for turbulence.

[geologist]

Fantastic! A shot across the bow if you will.

Will it be effective?

Time will tell. It certainly may encourage other states to step up and make their voice heard.

As the Constitution provides.

[SENTINEL]

Did this pass, or was it just introduced ?

[tcrlaf]

They “introduced” it, but has it PASSED???

THAT would be a milestone. Right now, it’s just talk.

[Non-Sequitur]

Ask South Carolina how that nullification thing worked for them back in 1832.

[Blood of Tyrants]

I would LOVE to see the Tennessee General Assembly declare the federal laws not specifically enumerated to the federal government to be void and unenforceable in Tennessee.

[Uriah_lost]

Have you seen what Dollard has been posting about the Frankfurt School? .... chilling.
http://patdollard.com/2009/02/a-brief-history-of-political-correctness/

Language warnings always apply to Pat Dollard’s site. You are warned.

[pappyone]

Question I have is this: The Constitution is constantly interpreted by the Supreme Court, and thereby defines just what the Constitution means, so does NH purport to not recognize the SC? Probably of greater importance is money. The Feds can and do raise tremendous sums of taxpayer money, fees, etc and NH can only tax it's small population to raise capital. Hard to see how NH can gain any influence under those circumstances.

[PubliusMM]

Wonderful! Excellent!
The 10th Amendment brought to life and given force and presence in the grand political debates of the day.

We need a lot more of it...

The founders envisioned a part time legislative model, certainly not the imperial Congress we have today. In addition, they envisioned the real strength to lie with the States, unlike today. And, they expected the people to take responsibility for their own lives, unlike today.

[Excellence]

Is it required that the governor sign this?

[LucyJo]

bkmrk

[wastoute]

Dang, it is too cold for me in NH. I guess I will just have to suck it up. At last we may had a stronghold to defend ourselves against the onslaught. Good work NH.

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[NewJerseyJoe]

Considering how many Taxachusetts people have infiltrated the Granite State over the last two decades, I have to say..... I am stuned. (But pleasantly so)

[PurpleMan]

Southerners still pining for the “glory” days seccessionism feel a thrill going up their legs.

[pallis]

Any serious talk about revolution begins with states rights. States rights should be part of the Republican platform.

[deport]

Comments?

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Lots of supposedly good ‘resolutions’ get introduced in both the legislatures of the states and the federal congress. However getting them even a hearing much less a chance at adoption often is fruitless. I suspect something of this nature even as well intended as it is will meet the fruitless end. just my comments....