Make America STATES Again — Overview
Our Founding Fathers designed a system in which the states would serve as a check against any overreach by the federal government. The Constitution was their blueprint, and nullification was their safety valve. But over time, the balance has shifted. Federal power has grown, often at the expense of state sovereignty. And yet, the principle of nullification remains as relevant and vital today as it was over 200 years ago. It’s time to reassert the power of the states to thwart federal overreach. In other words, it’s time to Make America STATES Again!
For more information about how to Make America STATES Again, visit JBS.org/nullify.
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