LEARN ABOUT INTERPOSITION

Just say "NO" to ObamaCare!

Due to my speaking schedule publishing detailed information on the doctrine of interposition has been delayed, but please sign up to my email list as it will be published soon. Here is some preliminary information:

Currently Indiana is joining in the Florida lawsuit in an attempt to stop ObamaCare. But, the lawsuit is fatally flawed! INTERPOSITION is our only hope to protect the liberties of Hoosiers.

What is Interposition

The asserted right of the states to "interpose" (stand between) the citizens of the state and an unconstitutional federal violation.

How does it work?

Through various means. The State, for example, could simply refuse to implement certain legislation the Federal government may be mandating. Or it may pass a resolution to establish its legal reasons for interposing and then implementing legislation as needed to stop the federal violation, in this case, the unconstitutional health care legislation, from affecting the residents of the state.

Has Interposition been used before?

Yes! The most famous act of interposition in US history is the Declaration of Independence. The colonists chose to protect themselves from the illegal actions of King George and the British Parliament by interposing and declaring Independence. Additionally, other famous acts are the Kentucky and Virginia Resolutions against the Alien and Sedition laws in 1798, these were written by Thomas Jefferson and James Madison and they resulted in a dramatic political shift. Thomas Jefferson won the Presidency and pardoned everyone convicted under the Acts with James Madison following his tenure as President

Interposition was widely used in the 1850's against the Fugitive Slave Acts, which required the seizure and return of runaway slaves. Many Northern states, passed laws that interposed between the federal government and the slaves. Today, interposition has been appealed to numerous times by several States. For example, numerous States refused to implement the REAL ID Act, several States are presently passing Firearms legislation for guns manufatured in their State, Virginia and Florida have passed legislation specifically protecting their citizens against ObamaCare, Arizona is presently using the doctrine attempting to combat illegal immigration - by simply enforcing existing Federal immigration law that the Federal government refuses to enforce! In Arizona's example, the Federal government has abdicated its duty to act under the Constitution and Laws of the United States, instead of enforcing existing laws they want to pass new laws and require all United States citizens to have a National ID and then grant amensty to illegal aliens. The problem is not a lack of law the problem is a runaway Federal government that refuses to obey the Constitution and Laws of the United States!

Why is Interposition a better option than the Florida lawsuit?

Indiana is an excellent position to take a stand on her own. Many rights and much authority are given up when a state joins a lawsuit filed by another state.

Indiana plays on a higher legal field than does Florida, and should take advantage of the rights afforded it under the Indiana state Constitution, rather than abdicate these rights to a state with diminished standing to fight the federal government.

If the lawsuit is not successful, Indiana has no further recourse and is bound to the decision made. It is then too late for the state to interpose!

What can we do?

Contact your state level Senators and Representatives, as well as the Attorney General, Governor and Lt. Governor, and urge them to pass legislation to protect your rights!

Attend the state-wide Interposition Rally at the State Capitol on October 2nd.

Spread the word. Inform your friends, colleagues, and neighbors and urge them to take action as well!