Congress has gone to great lengths to pervert the Commerce Clause, bending it's original intent, to give them unlimited authority defining just about everything as interstate commerce. The enumerated power granted to them under Article I, Section 8, Clause 3, of the Constitution, states: "To regulate Commerce with foreign Nations, and among the several States, and with the Indian Tribes".
The intent of the clause is to insure that no state imposes a tariff or any other such action to discourage commerce between the "United" States of America, It's Congress's duty to see that business flows through state lines without intrusion. So, isn't it unconstitutional for any state, county, city, or school board to boycott another? With that in mind, isn't it also Congress's job to stop that interference? So why is Arizona subject to this insane onslaught of boycotts? It's a direct violation of the Constitution.
Instead of doing it's defined job, Congress is too busy meddling in healthcare, cap and trade, steroids in sports, and the way college football operates it's playoff system. Shouldn't someone in Congress notify Los Angles, Boulder Colorado, and the school board in Illinois their actions are not only unconstitutional, but unpatriotic? Don't hold your breath, November cannot come soon enough!
God Bless!
Capt. Bill
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The United State Constitution has anyone read it hmm!!
ReplyDeleteThank you for your time.
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