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May 13, 2016

Title: Feds Threaten to Pull Money from North Carolina
Topic: Federal vs. State Powers

Discussed by Dr. Chris Gacek
with Family Research Council (www.FRC.org)

Is it time for the Republic of Texas and the Republic of North Carolina?

Chris Gacek, with The Family Research Council, wants everyone to understand just how important North Carolina’s stance against men in women’s bathroom is. First, a little back story: the leaders in Charlotte, NC, decided to allow transgenders the use of women’s facilities. The Legislators, however, said “nope, not gonna happen” so they stopped it.

Now, the Federal Government is claiming that NC is violating the Civil Rights Act of 1964, threatening to withhold education funds if they don’t comply. The Feds are really overreaching their boundaries on this one, people. It’s nothing more than a bullying tactic. Chris says, “Even if you are to buy into the gender identity concept, that doesn’t trump privacy rights.” He goes on to offer a scenario which women would absolutely be up in arms against, yet many completely support and encourage this type of law! Listen in.

This issue is a perfect example of the importance of elections, especially the President of the United States. The Supreme Court Justices have already made too many horrible decisions in recent years. We cannot allow this trend to happen.

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December 12, 2011

Title: Before the Constitution was ratified, the colonies feared it...why? Should we be afraid today?
Topic: Federal vs. State Powers

Discussed by Professor Robert Natelson
with Professor Robert Natelson (www.ArticleVInfocenter.com)

Part 1 of 4

What were the colonies afraid of?

Is the division of powers between the Federal Government and State Government inherent in the American Constitutional System?

Why did the Founding Fathers write Federalism into the Constitution?

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Title: Part 2 of 4
Topic: Federal vs. State Powers

Discussed by Professor Robert Natelson
with Professor Robert Natelson (www.ArticleVInfocenter.com)

Of the 13 original states, how many insisted on the Bill of Rights?

What were a few reasons the colonists were so upset with the crown, and what did they write in their letter of grievances?

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Title: Part 3 of 4
Topic: Federal vs. State Powers

Discussed by Professor Robert Natelson
with Professor Robert Natelson (www.ArticleVInfocenter.com)

Is the argument in favor of a central Federal governing system instead of individual state systems circulating in the House and Senate?

Did the Founders consider that argument?

Did they affirmatively reject it?

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Title: Part 4 of 4
Topic: Federal vs. State Powers

Discussed by Professor Robert Natelson
with Professor Robert Natelson (www.ArticleVInfocenter.com)

Does the 4th Amendment stem back to King George’s demand that in some criminal cases the defendant may be shipped back over to England for trial?

What is the immense significance of the little known 9th amendment?

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September 21, 2006

Title: THE FEDERAL POWER GRAB
Topic: Federal vs. State Powers

Discussed by Ken Hoover
with John Birch Society www.jbs.org

Since the Civil War, the Federal Government has grabbed more and more power. The John Birch Society presents historian and writer, John Dwyer, at an upcoming event on Monday, September 25, 2006 at the Holiday Inn near the Galleria. Visit www.jbs.org or call 281-391-3630 for all the details.

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