All too true. There is very little that limits what the federal government can do outside any state, isn't there? Said another way, so long as the activity is within its region, dominion, or area or jurisdiction, it can do what it wants, or Congress can legislate what they want and the federal government carries it out, and people have to obey. On the subject of money, so long as the federal government does not cause things other than gold and silver coin to pass as a Tender in the Payment of Debts within any State (and I agree they are not), the federal government is technically in the clear. Correct?
Do you have a problem with anything I wrote above? Are we in agreement or not?