MO HJR88

Submits to Missouri voters a constitutional amendment adding Section 35 to Article I of the Missouri Constitution, to be voted on at the general election in November 2010 or at a special election called by the governor.

Declares Missouri's enforcement of state and citizen sovereignty under the Tenth Amendment over all powers not enumerated to the federal government.

Prohibits Missouri's legislative, executive, and judicial branches from recognizing or enforcing federal laws, executive orders, or other federal actions that exceed enumerated constitutional powers.

Specifically prohibits recognition or enforcement of federal actions regarding gun restrictions, abortion funding, carbon taxes, healthcare mandates, same-sex marriage requirements, hate crime enhancements, church-state separation doctrine, and restrictions on homeschooling or private education.

Establishes that Missouri citizens have standing to enforce this section, requires constitutional interpretation based on original meaning and framers' intent rather than "living document" doctrine, and makes the section self-executing with severable provisions.