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Federal Government Doesn't Have Sovereignty

Posted by Ben McClintock, Wednesday, 01 May 2024.

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Ben, let's, I mean, if people understood the Constitution, if people understood, let's say this, the principles upon which the Constitution was founded, they would understand, and this is a big hot take for you, the federal government has no sovereignty. The definition of sovereignty is being able to act on one's own accord without the permission or assistance of another.

Well, the federal government, strictly speaking, in a confederation such as ours, has no authority except that which is granted provisionally to it by the states. Wouldn't you say though that the states have given up that and the federal government, the central government, has now stolen sovereignty and acts as if they have sovereignty?

They, well, they definitely act as if they do.

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