If a Constitutional Amendment was necessary in 1919 to give Congress the power to regulate or ban ONE CHEMICAL, why has NO amendment been necessary to give Congress the power to regulate or ban thousands of other chemicals?
[ If a Constitutional Amendment was necessary in 1919 to give Congress the power to regulate or ban ONE CHEMICAL, why has NO amendment been necessary to give Congress the power to regulate or ban thousands of other chemicals? ]
Because the progressives just invented the FDA out of thin air and later the DEA to trample the hell all over the idea of federalism....
The politicians figured out it was easier to bypass the Constitution and rule by bureaucracy, something they've consistently expanded upon since Prohibition. And you have to admit, if no one has been willing to stop them, why would they stop?