[robertpaulsen]

"No, you showed where FDR courts said that it could and did."

The "FDR court" did not stretch the Commerce Clause. It upheld various federal enactments as necessary and proper means to achieve the legitimate objective of regulating interstate commerce.

[P_A_I]

robertpaulsen wrote:

The "FDR court" did not stretch the Commerce Clause. It upheld various federal enactments as necessary and proper means to achieve the legitimate objective of regulating interstate commerce.

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Good grief, now your defending the FDR agenda.

Do you have no shame sir?

[Know your rights]

The "FDR court" did not stretch the Commerce Clause. It upheld various federal enactments [including regulation of intrastate commerce] as necessary and proper means to achieve the legitimate objective of regulating interstate commerce.

You sentences contradict each other, once the weasel-words "various federal enactments" are clearly defined.