State Sovereignty Resolution Update - 3/23

Sam Rohrer's resolution was officially introduced in the Pennsylvania House today, and is numbered HR 95, as previously reported. In the Pennsylvania Senate, Mike Folmer (R) introduced a resolution Mar. 19 modeled on Oklahoma's as SR 51.

In Nevada, Pete Goicoechea (R) introduced AJR 15 in the Assembly Mar. 16, modeled on Oklahoma's.

The Michigan State Senate received SCR4, introduced by Bruce Patterson (R). This resolution is unique and quite brief. While it contains elements of Oklahoma's, it contains this interesting statement:

"Whereas, All government agencies and their agents and employees operating within the geographic boundaries of the state of Michigan, or whose actions have an effect on the inhabitants, lands, or water of Michigan, shall operate within the confines of the original intent of the Constitution of the United States or be subject to penalty of law as provided for now or in the future within the Constitution of the state of Michigan, the Michigan statutes, or the common law."

Now this is language even a Buckeye can love!