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**h4z1XBI7** · 10-24-2005, 05:00 PM

[1]Does the Constitution not specifically assert that all powers not explicitly given the Federal government reside with the States? How does that square with what you are asserting?

[2]Given the long tradition of judicial activism, the fact that the Court has consistently held this view doesn't make it right. Politics rules, not the letter of the law.

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1. No.
2. This view has been consistent for over 200 years.

10-24-2005, 05:00 PM	#7
h4z1XBI7 Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 554 Senior Member	[1]Does the Constitution not specifically assert that all powers not explicitly given the Federal government reside with the States? How does that square with what you are asserting? [2]Given the long tradition of judicial activism, the fact that the Court has consistently held this view doesn't make it right. Politics rules, not the letter of the law. .... 1. No. 2. This view has been consistent for over 200 years.
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