by Mike Maharrey | May 8, 2025
I was so naive. When I first started working with the TAC some 15 years ago, I thought just invoking the Constitution was enough to keep government in check. I was ready to take on the federal behemoth with the battle cry, “That’s unconstitutional!”...
by Mike Maharrey | Apr 17, 2025
America’s money problem is pretty hard to ignore thanks to the inflation we’ve experienced over the last couple of years, so it’s no surprise that sound money has been a big issue in state legislatures this year. Since 2020, the purchasing power of...
by Michael Boldin | Mar 5, 2025
It takes a deep dive into some of the most important voices who opposed the ratification of the Constitution, including George Mason, Cato, The Pennsylvania Dissent, Elbridge Gerry, and Luther Martin. Martin, in particular, looms so large in this debate that he’ll...
by Mike Maharrey | Nov 7, 2024
I’m starting to delve into the other side of the coin – so to speak. Over my years at the Tenth Amendment Center, I’ve tended to focus most of my study and writing on the supporters of the Constitution during ratification. After all, it was the...
by Mike Maharrey | Oct 18, 2024
The resources available to researchers today are mindblowing and they allow us to produce top-notch work here at the TAC that used to only be available in the hallowed halls of academia. Mind you, this is coming from someone who is quickly becoming an old man. You...
by Mike Maharrey | Sep 11, 2024
Over the years, executive power has expanded exponentially. Nowhere is this more apparent than when it comes to matters of war and peace. Today’s presidents act like elected kings. We all know that Congress is supposed to declare war, but as far as virtually...
