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Businessman spends $1.2 million to put nullification measure on ballot

Jeremy Duda//July 5, 2012//

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Businessman spends $1.2 million to put nullification measure on ballot

Businessman spends $1.2 million to put nullification measure on ballot

Jeremy Duda//July 5, 2012//

A Scottsdale businessman has already spent $1.2 million and even mortgaged his house to put a measure on the ballot that he says would allow Arizona to nullify any federal...

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Tags: Checks and Balances in Government initiative, nullifying federal laws, Jack Biltis, TAG Employer Services, supremacy clause, ballot measure

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