Yes it's quite a bad decision. Interstate commerce shouldn't mean "any commerce" but that's how they now interpret it. They might as well say that since breathi

Yes it's quite a bad decision. Interstate commerce shouldn't mean "any commerce" but that's how they now interpret it. They might as well say that since breathing affects the motion of air which could affect businesses using wind power around the country that it is subject to "interstate commerce" restrictions. (This also means Congress wouldn't be able to pass laws around workplace regulation, minimum wages, etc. for any business that operates within one state.)