What would happen to the UNITED States if every state had to run under Federal L
What would happen to the UNITED States if every state had to run under Federal Law?
The 10th Am is a residue amendment meaning that the states can only have those powers not already taken by the federal gov. The Supremacy Clause trumps the states. The Supreme Court has favored the gov for the 3/4 of a century in using the Interstate Commerce Clause to expand the scope and size of the federal gov. Now we are living the joke, of making a mountain out of a mole hill. Does one size fit all? Didn't the US get its power from the diversity of the states, and people that like the way the state did things moved to that state. What about removing state legislatures, no longer needed
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