Nothing in the Constitution gives the feds the power to enforce the first ten amendments. The states are limited only by those limitations expressly enumerated in the Constitution proper and the 14th Amendment forbidding state segregation laws against blacks. So you are inventing federal powers not in the Constitution if you say that the feds may enforce it upon the states other than those exceptions.
Doesn’t require fed power.
By consent of the governed applies downhill as well.
And are you really seriously stating that the bill of rights doesn’t apply to the states as well?
Are you seriously stating that the states can trample on the bill of rights?
Because that is what you are saying.
That's incorrect, friend. The Constitution declares itself the Supreme Law of the Land. It vests execution of the law in the Executive and grants the Judiciary power to decide all cases in law and equity that arise under the Constitution.