Brannon takes a stand in
support of the states standing up to the illegal actions of the Federal
government, as 37 states have already done--Unfortunately,
under Establishment GOP leadership in the N. C. House, North Carolina is one of
the more timid states in this trend
We suspect that while it pained them to do
so, Politico.com is reporting on the growing trend for states
to stand up to the abuse of constitutional separation of powers in the federal
government by enacting "nullification" laws. Thirty seven states have
done so.
Unfortunately, North Carolina has been one of the timid ones, due
primarily to the Establishment GOP leadership, particularly in the N. C. House.
But one candidate for U. S. Senate in North Carolina, Dr. Greg Brannon,
strongly favors such actions. That is said to be one reason Brannon is
attracting growing support, even beyond the TEA Party people in the state.
Brannon, speaking recently in Beaufort County, said "illegal federal laws
should not be accepted just because Washington says so. We need to return the
federal balance of power back to the Founding Principles and it is the
Constitution that sets those boundaries not what Congress does." Here's
how Politico.com reports on the issue:
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