Nullification: How to Resist Federal Tyranny in the 21st Century

from carrstone1

Woods delivers a blue-print in which change in the way things are done in our name by the invoking of the Constitution is necessary not just change for its own sake but because we are at a crossroads. He whets our appetites for a better, more free world, he reminds us of the precepts of the Frame...

from carrstone1

Woods delivers a blue-print in which change in the way things are done in our name by the invoking of the Constitution is necessary not just change for its own sake but because we are at a crossroads. He whets our appetites for a better, more free world, he reminds us of the precepts of the Frame...

from tuckerresearch

Less confrontational perhaps that his PIG book, or his Things You Ain't 'Sposed to Ask, it still is a blend of politics and history. This book leans a tad more towards history. Woods gives an excellent history of the ideas of nullification in U.S. history and the compact theory of government. I w...