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To: semimojo; All
Thank you for replying semimojo.

"I think the Commerce Clause did that for them."

Respectfully, please clarify what the commerce is in this example.

Given that electronic media didn’t exist when Constitution was ratified, I don’t see constitutionality of federal regulation of it.

Even if electronic media existed, feds still need constitutionally express powers.

I think we agree that Congress is wrongly letting non-elected federal officials get away with exercising federal legislative powers, wrongly nullifying voting power by doing so imo.

125 posted on 12/14/2017 12:45:32 PM PST by Amendment10
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To: Amendment10
Respectfully, please clarify what the commerce is in this example.

There are two aspects of commerce here.

The ISPs charge for their services, and other companies conduct commerce across the ISPs' networks.

144 posted on 12/14/2017 1:34:51 PM PST by semimojo
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