WV HCR66

Declares West Virginia's sovereign right to nullify federal government actions deemed unconstitutional, dangerous, or undertaken through improper constitutional means

Charges the Executive Branch of West Virginia with identifying unconstitutional federal acts requiring nullification and coordinating with other states to prevent federal enforcement of such actions

Cites Thomas Jefferson's Kentucky Resolutions of 1798 and James Madison's Virginia Resolutions of 1798 as historical precedent for state nullification of federal overreach

Asserts that the federal government was created as an inferior entity by sovereign states through a compact, and therefore cannot be the final judge of its own powers

Directs distribution of the resolution to federal officials and invites other state legislatures to join West Virginia and Louisiana in nullifying unconstitutional federal actions