Congress and the USSC don't need to reach into the Commerce Clause to violate religious freedoms. They can just go straight to the 1st amendment and violate that.
Congress and the USSC don't need to reach into the Commerce Clause to violate religious freedoms. They can just go straight to the 1st amendment and violate that.That argument doesn't come anywhere near addressing the points and issues they're talking about. If you're going to defend Wickard v. Filburn and the substantial effects doctrine, those are the issues you'll have to address, and some of the people you've set youself up against.