List of Issues

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List of Federal Issues

Emissions -- more fuel efficient, less polluting engines used in other countries are banned in the United States on the pretense that they don't meet our emissions requirements.
War on Drugs
Federal Communications Commission
Bailouts -- the transfer of wealth from the poor and responsible to the rich and irresponsible
Common Core -- dumbing down education, increasing manipulability, and getting rid of literature (probably because most literature doesn't exactly endorse blind fealty to the state)

War on Drugs -- most states actively support Federal drug laws and impose ones of their own
Medical Boards -- these bodies micromanage the private sector with government level controls, often to the detriment of patients as well as doctors and other medical workers.
State Bar -- the right of the people to choose their own representation in court is severely curtailed in many states. This can also be used to coerce lawyers into not rocking the boat as much as their clients may need them to.
Emminent Domain
State Enforcement of Unconstitutional Federal Statues
Red Light Cameras
Speed Tickets
Common Core -- States participate or decline to participate one at a time.

Emminent Domain
Local Enforcement of Unconstitutional Statues
Zoning -- in addition to being a tool for economic control, it can also be used to control speech and other activities that should be unimpeded.
Red Light Cameras
Speed Tickets
Food Trucks -- cities like to control or prevent mobile vendors
Recording the Police -- the courts are consistently on the side of the people, yet the police continue to violently behave otherwise