At 34, Madison lists some powers granted to the federal government by the Constitution. If you take exception to any of these powers, make a case for keeping them with the states.
34 I shall confine myself to a cursory review of the remaining powers comprehended under this third description, to wit: to regulate commerce among the several states and the Indian tribes, to coin money. . . .
To coin money..... That does seem to be a problem today, doesn’t it? That is since the Federal Government has outsourced it to the Federal Reserve. I’m not a Ron Paul guy by any means but ending the Fed does seem to bring us closer to the constitution.
As for the other powers, they all seem correct to me.
Federalist #44 zeros in on money, and I’ll have an essay on the Gold Clause Cases of 1935 as part of it.