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Add to iTunesTonight, Michael Boldin and John Lambert prepare to disco to the latest Tenther hits. With their snazzy leisure suits and the mirror ball spinning, Michael and John boogie down with the latest news on 10th Amendment legislation introduced around the country.
Drones. The federal government wants to see some 30,000 drones over the skies of America. Spying…and keeping a watchful eye. But a number of states – already Missouri, Florida and Indiana, and more soon – are considering versions of the Tenth Amendment Center’s Privacy Protection Act – to nullify the drones. We cover this, plus loads of news from states around the country as legislative sessions for 2013 are getting underway.
Nullifying Obamacare, constitutional tender, nullification of federal gun laws – our hosts have all the latest hits.
“George Bush did almost all of the things that Barack Obama is doing today.” – Michael Boldin
“At the time, who would have thought of Bill Clinton as a small government guy.” – Michael Boldin
“It’s important for us to have issues that aren’t the hot button issues of the opposition of the day.” – Michael Boldin
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Nullify Obamacare Rally Draws Hundreds in South Carolina
SC Bill Would Nullify Obamacare
Gold and Silver Legal Tender Law Introduced in Indiana
Will Indiana Nullify Federal Gun Laws
Missouri Bill Would Nullify NDAA Indefinite Detention
Florida Legislature Has Chance to Say No to Drones
Will Indiana Nullify Drones?
Will Missouri Say No to the Drone Surveillance State?
TRX: Tenther Radio is broadcast every Wednesday evening at 9pm Eastern and 6pm Pacific. Host Michael Boldin, along with rotating guest hosts Lesley Swann, Nick Hankoff, John Lambert and others talk with top experts, newsmakers, and tenther activists every week. Stream the broadcast LIVE at radio.tenthamendmentcenter.com
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