The Last Line of Defense: The role of sheriffs in protecting liberty against federal tyranny ”The Last Line of Defense: How Constitutional Sheriffs Can Save America” argues that sheriffs, as the highest elected law enforcement officials, have a sacred duty to resist unconstitutional federal mandates (e.g., gun control, medical tyranny, CDC overreach). Unlike appointed police chiefs, sheriffs derive authority directly from the people, making them uniquely positioned to protect local sovereignty. Sheriff Richard Mack’s Printz v. United States (1997) win proved sheriffs can legally refuse federal orders (like enforcing the Brady Act). The case reaffirmed the anti-commandeering doctrine: The feds…

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