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None of those words give authority to regulate commerce within a state. Among means between not within. The past Supreme court rulings claimed that intrastate
by tastyfreeze 6y ago
None of those words give authority to regulate commerce within a state. Among means between not within. The past Supreme court rulings claimed that intrastate commerce that affected levels of interstate commerce was under federal authority. See Wickard v. Filburn
- notdonspaulding 6y agoMea culpa! I read right over the words you wrote because I'm so used to the phrase interstate commerce and not at all used to seeing intrastate commerce. I wasn't trying to use Article I to argue that the federal government had any right to regulate INTRAstate commerce. Sorry about the mixup. So, now your original point makes much more sense, and I completely agree with you. Thanks for taking the time to reply.