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Baldwin to run as Republican for Lt. Governor in Montana

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Anarchist420

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http://radiofreeredoubt.blogspot.com/2011/11/chuck-baldwin-announces-run-for-montana.html

I hope he wins (it's going to be a crowded field, however) because he would lead the States in nullifying Federal legislation. Maybe this means that Ron Paul has backup plans to take his place as Constitutional Party nominee (don't quote me on that though) since the Libertarian Party is no longer libertarian (Gary Johnson is rumored to be seeking its nomination).
 
Radio Free Redoubt: Voice of the AMERICAN REDOUBT -- The Emerging Safe Haven and Refuge for God-Fearing, Liberty-Loving Patriots of the Western United States.

God lord, the sewers of the internet that you go to.
 
I don't know anything about this guy, but the fact that Anarchist420 supports him means he must be a moron.
 
I don't know anything about this guy, but the fact that Anarchist420 supports him means he must be a moron.
No, I'm probably his only supporter that people deem to be retarded. Just because Ron Paul is supported by some neonazis doesn't mean that Ron Paul is a neonazi himself.

And no, I'm not a neonazi.
 
I should know better than to even ask this, but how is the Lt Governor of a relatively tiny (in terms of population and economic output) state going to "lead the States in nullifying Federal legislation"?
 
The states cannot "nullify Federal legislation." Show me what they actually did with a cite to something other than a crackpot website and/or blog.
That may be true because of the supramacy clause.

However, he could be helpful in the start of a secession movement. He's as good as anyone at exposing Federal tyranny.
 
Because they've already nullified Federal gun legislation.


no. they haven't

The "Montana Firearms Freedom Act" is unconstitutional. Just because it's on the books, doesn't make it enforcable. In fact, if they tried to enforce it, which they haven't... it would be instantly struck down as unconstitutional.

In fact.. it's currently making it's way thru the court system right now.


It was signed in to law by Governor Brian Schweitzer on April 15, 2009 and became effective on October 1, 2009.

On July 16, 2009, the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives published an open letter to Montana Federal Firearms Licensees, clarifying the bureau's position on the Montana Firearms Freedom Act.

According to this letter, "...because the Act conflicts with Federal firearms laws and regulations, Federal law supersedes the Act, and all provisions of the Gun Control Act and the National Firearms Act, and their corresponding regulations, continue to apply."



 
http://radiofreeredoubt.blogspot.com/2011/11/chuck-baldwin-announces-run-for-montana.html

I hope he wins (it's going to be a crowded field, however) because he would lead the States in nullifying Federal legislation. Maybe this means that Ron Paul has backup plans to take his place as Constitutional Party nominee (don't quote me on that though) since the Libertarian Party is no longer libertarian (Gary Johnson is rumored to be seeking its nomination).


I just find it really ironic that you are supporting a constitutionalism candidate.

Ultimately it won't matter unless 15 people decide to cast a vote that way for the hell of it and it ends up being the majority. The rest of the nation won't give a parting glance as it will mean nothing.
 
That may be true because of the supramacy clause.

However, he could be helpful in the start of a secession movement. He's as good as anyone at exposing Federal tyranny.

So you'd be cool w/ Montana getting rid of the 1st amendment to the constitution as well? That'd be just as unenforceable, as well as stupid, but at least it'd help expose that tyranny in Washington, right?
 
So you'd be cool w/ Montana getting rid of the 1st amendment to the constitution as well? That'd be just as unenforceable, as well as stupid, but at least it'd help expose that tyranny in Washington, right?
The 1st amendment didn't apply to the States. I agree that limiting free speech is stupid (the State I live in sucks in regards to free speech, I know), but I don't want the Federal government sending in tanks to enforce rights.
 
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