[ForGod'sSake]

Thanks Bokababe! Sorry I'm late to the dance. With the exception of State "currencies", a VERY good article. I'm not certain but I believe our Founders gave the US congresscritters authority over a national currency. I don't necessarily see any inherent problem with that. Like everything else, it's the implementation. I'm sure someone else will chime in on the subject...

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I'm sure someone else will chime in on the subject...

Okay I will. A common national currency is the design of the founders. Full faith and credit - facilitates (regulates) interstate commerce - THE most important function of the federal government </my $.02>.

[WKUHilltopper]

Good commentary. Except I’m not sure the “state currency” idea would work. It didn’t work too well in the “old days”. But I like the idea of repealing the 17th amendment. I wonder if you can track and directly chart the growth of the federal government once this was passed?

Really this might be a good idea—according to this commentary. However, I see the options drying up pretty quickly. This country, as a whole, is pretty much finished. Thanks to dimwit Marxists.