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Terri. president biden would find himself with other presidents have been -- where interjection was during the nullification crisis, or where abraham lincoln was after the south succeeded. navigating without rules or precedents, making his own judgments about constitutional powers he doesn't and doesn't have. today's arguments over the filibuster will seem quaint in three years, if the american political system enters a crisis which the constitution offers in a remedy. most americans -- and all but a handful of politicians -- have refused to take this possibility seriously enough to try to pre...

Of the united states merrick garland earlier today announcing that he is throwing the full force of the department of justice at the state of texas, suing them over their abortion ban. this comes just over a week after the supreme court refused to block the blatantly unconstitutional law on a 5-4 decision pushed through in the dead of the night. melissa murray is a professor of law. he cohosts the strict scrutiny podcast along with, full disclosure, my wife, and she joins me now. i want to get into the substance, but i was struck by the wording there. this is an effort to nullify federal law. ...

Supreme court refused to block the blatantly unconstitutional law. in a five four decision, issued in the night. push through by five conservative justices, including three trump appointees. this woman is a professor of constitutional law new york's university of, law she clicked for justice -- along with full, disclosure my wife, in -- melissa, i want to get in the substance, here but i was so struck by the wording. there were he says this is an effort to nullify federal law. i mean nullification is a particularly sharp, residents in constitutional history. there is a nullification crisis in ...

John Anthony Gardner Davis was born on March 5, 1802, in Middlesex County and was the son of Staige Davis, a merchant and farmer, and Elizabeth Macon Gardner Davis. He attended the College of William and Mary during the 1819–1820 term and married Mary Jane Terrell, a grandniece of Thomas Jefferson, in Williamsburg on June 14, 1821. They had five sons (one of whom died in infancy) and three daughters. After being admitted to the bar in 1822, Davis briefly returned to Middlesex County, but by 1824 he had moved his young family to Albemarle County. There he attended the University of Virginia ...

Correcting The Record On The "3/5s Compromise" Friday, May 7, 2021 Members of the Tennessee State Legislature: We are writing today to voice our disdain and dismay over the offensive comments given by Rep. Justin Lafferty, who stated on the House Floor in reference to the Three-Fifths Compromise that it, "was a direct effort to ensure that southern states never got the population necessary to continue the practice of slavery everywhere else in the country." He then implied this was for the purpose of ending slavery. Other legislators were complicit in this effort by giving Rep. Lafferty...