[Roscoe]

Congress finally just gave up any PRETENCE at constitutionality in '68 and subsequently.

Shall I post the CSA findings again?

How's it coming on the last extra credit question?

[dcwusmc]

You can put up the CSA findings for ever, but congressional LIES do NOT TRUP THIS:

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[tacticalogic]

Shall I post the CSA findings again?

Sure. Post it a couple of hundred times. Then explain how the plain language of the Commerce Clause says the federal government has the power to regulate something because it might be commerce, and that it might be interstate.

Is ther any reason the same standard couldn't be applied to other articles or clauses of the Constitution, and what would be the consequences of doing so?