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Originally Posted by ovcatto
South Carolina has been nullifying laws damn near since its entrance into the Union. I think that their score on that not is about as good as the birthers winning in court.  |
You forget, States have more power than our federal government does.
Until there is a constitutional amendment, the States can do as they wish, if their legislatures don't agree with some brilliant idea coming out of the White House and special interest.
This is the perfect example, that the States have no power in the federal government in DC any longer, since the days Senators were appointed, by State legislatures to be a State representative.
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