Opponents of nullification often cite James Madison – author of the Virginia Resolutions of 1798 – as conclusive evidence that the doctrine is unconstitutional and should never be used in any situation. They primarily use his own words in 1830-1835 – but almost completely ignore the context of what he wrote.

Path to Liberty: October 28, 2020

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Nullification Made Easy

Relying on Elections is a Bad Strategy

Getting it Wrong: James Madison’s 1830 Letter on Nullification

Edward Everett to James Madison (11 Apr 1830)

James Madison to Edward Everett (28 Aug 1830)

Jan 1830 – Webster Hayne Debate – Sen Robert Hayne of SC – 2nd Speech

South Carolina Exposition and Protest – Response the 1828 Tariff of Abominations

Webster’s reiteration

Mark Levin Doubles Down on James Madison and Nullification. He’s Still Wrong

Understanding Madison’s Notes on Nullification

1835 Notes on Nullification