AMENDMENT CENTER 3 Hours Ago Nullification in Three Questions by Ben Lewis As public awareness of nullification continues to grow, supporters of centralized power continue to demean it as antiquated and dangerous. They claim that nullification is unconstitutional, citing the fact that it is not mentioned in the Constitution. Curiously, it doesn't seem to trouble them that the powers they want to give the federal government are also not mentioned in the Constitution. These people are, of course, wrong about the constitutionality of nullification. Their arguments have been proven incorrect time and time again. But their misunderstanding of nullification goes deeper than just constitutional confusion. People who argue against nullification misunderstand the views of the founding generation entirely. The founders' true views on nullification can be ascertained by answering three simple questions. 1. Does the Constitution limit the scope of the federal government? Undeniably, the...