Nullification Explained in One Minute

The video discusses the concept of nullification, a legal theory suggesting states can declare federal laws unconstitutional. It traces its origins to the Kentucky and Virginia Resolutions and highlights historical attempts by states like South Carolina and Wisconsin to nullify federal laws. The federal courts, however, have consistently upheld the Supremacy Clause, asserting their role as the final arbitrator. The video also touches on modern discussions around nullification concerning marijuana laws, gay marriage, and Obamacare.

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