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Just because the FedMob declares something illegal doesn't mean the states can't or won't have laws to the contrary. I submit OR and CO marijuana laws as an example.

I must admit that I truly enjoy the increasingly rebellious states. The response from the Michigan GOP to Obama about RTW is beautiful.

December 10, 2012

Michigan Republican Party chairman Bobby Schostak issued the following statement in response to President Obama’s visit to Michigan today:

“It’s interesting that President Obama has chosen to stop in Michigan to propose his economic recovery plan of higher taxes, more spending and broken budgets. Here in Michigan we’ve seen actual economic recovery by streamlining government, cutting taxes and balancing budgets.

“The President’s divisive message and attack on Michigan workers is just another indication of how out of touch Pres. Obama has become. President Obama’s continued attempt to subvert state rights is an assult on our federal system.

“I encourage the former law professor and our current President brush up on the Tenth Amendment of the U.S. Constitution, ‘The powers not delegated to the United states by the Constitution, nor prohibited by it to the States, are reserved to the States respectively, or to the people.’

“The President’s stance is a blatant attack on Michigan workers and demonstrates the President’s staunch support of special interest union bosses. Thankfully, Michigan Republican leaders are here to provide a firewall for Michigan workers and their families and to keep Michigan’s turnaround on course.”

I shouldn't be but I was amazed that 0bamugabe went to MI to demagogue a state issue. That act was one that made me sure he would demagogue gun control on the very day of the CT massacre. He did. Then again at the memorial service. He acts exactly like a two-bit third world thug. Anyway, good for the MI GOP for calling him out on it. I think I am most amazed that more people don't.

AZ is another state that has refused to be bullied.