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The Single Most Important Bill to Pass in Every Legislature | 2/27/23
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Today, we discuss the winner of the legislation of the year award. Tennessee HB 726 is the most comprehensive interposition bill written to date. It empowers the governor, legislature, state courts, counties, and even the people to engage in constitutional interpretation and ban any unconstitutional act of any federal branch from being enacted within the state. I explain why this bill is the key to our budding framework of pushing de facto national divorce and how it’s much more achievable than any other day. I offer a crash course in why this is in line with what our founders wanted. They believed in a decentralized approach to constitutional interpretation, not judicial supremacism. Finally, I offer my first thoughts on the presidential election and how the candidates need to offer a vision of making states great again on order to facilitate this outcome we know we need.
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