State Sovereignty Act

Tenth Amendment State Sovereignty is completely unrelated to the concept of secession. Whereas secession seeks to dissolve the union, 10th Amendment State Sovereignty seeks to strengthen the health of the Union by restoring the original Constitutional order.

The Founding Fathers envisioned, and created through the Constitution, a Union of several sovereign States. According to the original Constitutional order, each individual citizen was totally sovereign over his or her own domain. These citizen sovereigns then got together to institute State governments as their public servants, to do only those things which were impractical for individuals.

These several sovereign State governments then got together to institute a Federal government, to do only those things which were impractical for the States.

Thus the individual citizens were sovereign, the States acted as the agents of the people, and the Federal government acted as the agent of the States and the people respectively. This is why we call office-holders "Public Servants."

Today, this Constitutional order has been completely reversed. The States now act as the agents of the Federal government, and the people act as the agents of the States. The current condition of our nation is relatively new - it has really only been this way since World War 2, and can still be reversed and restored.

Glen Bradley was responsible in 2009 for drawing the entire NC Republican Party into supporting H849, the bill declaring NC State Sovereignty according to the 10th Amendment to the US Constitution. Establishment politics as usual prevented that bill from arriving on the House floor for a vote, but Glen will go into the State House and change that.

By amending the Constitution to adjust the 14th Amendment specifically repealing the phrases in section 1 that make citizens subject to the jurisdiction of the United States, and restoring people's primary citizenship to the several States above that of the United States, as well as crafting legislation that grants the Governor enforcement power to enforce the 10th Amendment of the Bill of Rights, this will lay the foundation from which a restoration of the proper Constitutional order will arise.

Firearms Freedom Act

Glen Bradley is the strongest pro-gun candidate in NC

Glen Bradley is responsible for the drafting of, and for the winning of sponsorship for the North Carolina Firearms Freedom Act, to be introduced by David Lewis during 2010.

The Firearms Freedom Act states that any gun produced, sold, and used in North Carolina is not subject to the Interstate Commerce Clause, and can thus not be regulated by the Federal Government.

Glen Bradley will always vote to make sure a law-abiding citizen's right to bear arms is not infringed.

Healthcare Freedom Act

Glen Bradley seeks in 2011 to introduce the North Carolina Healthcare Freedom Act, which will declare that the individual mandate is both extra-Constitutional and unconstitutional under the 10th Amendment to the United States Constitution, and which Act will compel the Governor to employ every available means of financial, political, enforcement, and martial asset to bear within the State of North Carolina to block and prevent Federal interference from demanding or establishing or enforcing an individual mandate amongst the citizens of the State of North Carolina.

If this bill is not successful, Glen Bradley will compel the Legislature to force a vote on the Health Care Law by the citizens in the only true Democratic way, by referendum. This will leave it up to the citizens of North Carolina whether to accept or deny the Health Care Law passed in Washington going into effect in North Carolina.

Reserved Powers Act

North Carolina will reserve all those powers of government available to us in our own Constitution to our State according to the 10th Amendment, and on your behalf, North Carolina will reserve to her citizens all those powers not enumerated in the US nor in the NC Constitutions, according to the 9th and the 10th Amendments to the US Constitution.

Constitutionalist Reform of Government

Glen will work to repeal our State's ratification of the Sixteenth Amendment, to amend the 14th Amendment section 1 to establish State citizenship as primary and jurisdictional, and will work with the people and with the assembly of NC to repeal or reform the 17th Amendment in order to re-establish the State's seniority over the Federal Government as our Founders intended.