April 16, 2025

Category: federalism

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Proposed Federal Constitutional Amendment

Alan Nafzger, editorby Alan Nafzger, editor

Proposed Federal Constitutional Amendment: Prohibition on State Court Actions Against Federal Election Candidates  To preserve the integrity of federal elections… Section 1: Purpose To preserve …

constitutional amendment / constitutional law / democracy preservation / Donald Trump / election interference / electoral integrity / electoral justice / federal candidates / federal elections / federalism / Good Government / judicial bias / judicial impartiality / judicial overreach / judiciary impartiality / judiciary reform / lawfare / lawfare prevention / Legal and Judicial / legal integrity / legal reforms / legal standards / legal system / National Unity / NYC judges / partisan prosecutions / political accountability / political partisanship / political trials / prohibition amendment / socialist judges / state courts / state interference / state lawfare / state-federal relations. / Trump controversy. / Trump in court / Trump legal battles / Trump sentencing / voting rights

Trump Was “Cheated” by Socialist Judges in NYC

Alan Nafzger, editorby Alan Nafzger, editor

State Judiciaries Can’t Be Trusted How Justice Was “Cheated” by Socialist Judges in NYC “Every lever point we have to try to rein in the …

accountability / American democracy. / constitutional amendment / constitutional framework / Department of Government Efficiency / DOGE / enumerated powers / federal education / federal spending / federalism / fiscal responsibility / general welfare clause / Good Government / government overreach / Government Spending / illegal expenditures / Medicare / necessary and proper clause / Public debate / Rule of Law / Social Security / socialism / Tenth Amendment / unconstitutional programs

DOGE and the U.S. Constitution

Alan Nafzger, editorby Alan Nafzger, editor

DOGE and the U.S. Constitution Enumerated Powers in the U.S. Constitution The enumerated powers are specific authorities granted to Congress under Article I, Section 8 …

cost reduction / decentralization / DOGE Commission / Economy / efficiency / Elon Musk / equitable society / federal government / federalism / government accountability / Government Spending / innovation in governance / public trust / regional economic revitalization / security resilience / Vivek Ramaswamy / Washington D.C.

Importance of the DOGE Commission

Alan Nafzger, editorby Alan Nafzger, editor

Empowering America Through Decentralization The Importance of the DOGE Commission Introduction: A New Era of Governance The creation of the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) …