Skynet
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back when it was written there wasnt very much interstate commerce,
actually there was tons and tons of interstate and international commerce. The Boston Tea Party was about international trade, for example.
As I said the Commerce Clause grew out of problems under the Articles of Confederation wherein most states had tarriffs against other states. THe Founders were Republicans for free trade.
actually most of the founding fathers were federalists.
and you are correct in the commerce clause grew out of the Articles, as each state had different agreements with other states, this was to set a single governing body to control and regulate that.
im just curious, how have you shown that health care is not interstate commerce? because that seems to me that the major issue here and whether it falls under the commerce clause. which i have shown it does.