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State legislatures try to end TSA abuse

Introduced in the Virginia House of Delegates is House Bill 1160 (HB1160) which “Prevents any agency, political subdivision, employee, or member of the military of Virginia from assisting an agency or the armed forces of the United States in the investigation, prosecution, or detainment of a United States citizen in violation of the Constitution of Virginia.”

This Saturday morning, Jan 28th, Pete DaTechGuy will interview Jason Rink, Executive Director of The Foundation for a Free Society, and director of the film, at 11:30 EST on WCRN AM 830, about the making of the film, and its upcoming premiere. Tune in, join in at 888-9-Fedora, or catch the podcast later.

Tired of a Congress that continually ignores the Constitution and its principles of limited government, coupled with non-responsive representation in that body, activists are taking their freedom fight to their state legislatures. They have found sympathetic ears and proactive representation at a level a bit closer to home with the principle of nullification. And for reining in the federal regulators of guns, accessories, and ammunition, nothing has more promise than Firearms Freedom Acts.

Free New England: Repudiate the National Defense Authorization Act

“The TSA is never going to stop itself. And Congress will never stop its own creation either. It’s up to us – We the People – in our own respective states, to put an end to the TSA’s constant violation of our rights,

How YOU Might Be Called a Terrorist

The once-a-decade Redistricting process is expected to take up most of the upcoming legislative session with one lawmaker saying he expects the process to "suck the oxygen" out of almost every other bill proposed. And Regan McCarthy reports two new constitutional amendments have added even more considerations to the process.