Interview with Joe Wolverton - Unraveling Federal Overreach and Constitutional Boundaries

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Discover the profound insights of Joe Wolverton, a distinguished author and constitutional law scholar, as he unravels the intricacies of the U.S. Constitution and its enduring relevance. Journey with us through Joe's unique background, from his roots as the first in his family to attend college to his defining career as a constitutional attorney. Joe shares his deep understanding of the First and Fourth Amendments and his transition to a full-time writer for The New American magazine. This episode highlights his extensive work, including his captivating biography of James Madison and "The Founder's Recipe," which emphasizes the faith and education of the founding fathers. Unearth the essence of his latest book, "What Degree of Madness: Madison's Method to Make America States Again," which focuses on state sovereignty and the Article V Constitutional Convention.
Take a deep dive into the pressing issue of federal overreach, as we explore the metaphor of kudzu—a creeping vine—as a representation of the federal government's invasive influence on state affairs and individual lives. Reflect on the wisdom of James Madison in Federalist No. 46 and his collaboration with Jefferson in the Virginia and Kentucky Resolutions, underscoring the necessity of states' rights to counteract unconstitutional federal actions. We emphasize the urgent need for boldness among state legislators to uphold sovereignty and act against federal tyranny. Engage with thought-provoking discussions on nullification as a necessary move to eliminate tyranny, contrasted with secession as a more severe recourse. This episode promises to challenge and inspire listeners to consider how we can protect our constitutional boundaries and freedoms.

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Chapters

1. Interview with Joe Wolverton - Unraveling Federal Overreach and Constitutional Boundaries (00:00:00)

2. Madison's Method for Constitutional Boundaries (00:00:04)

3. States' Resistance to Federal Overreach (00:09:54)