> Feel free to tell that to the several state governments attempting to do so[3]. Because they're doing so to score points for future elections for their far r

> Feel free to tell that to the several state governments attempting to do so[3]. Because they're doing so to score points for future elections for their far right electorate. They know it won't succeed and will be challenged immediately and fail. > Of course the obvious challenge is through the Interstate Commerce Clause but given the nature of the current court and Conservative's disdain for it in general, I wouldn't expect the court to rule in the government's favor. The current court is using sound legalist principles to rule in the way they're ruling. There's nothing that lets them just simply erase the interstate commerce clause.