If you understand what powers are granted congress in the constitution then you should be able to bring this to mind without asking. For starters, every year when we the raise the debt ceiling that is done using the explicit power to create debt. Every allocation of funds to the military uses the the explicit power to provide for a the military force. Likewise, allocating money to build roads, promote the Progress of Science and useful Arts, and bills that regulate commerce between states, creation of most taxes etc, ect.....Since you avoided the question AGAIN, I'll ask AGAIN...:If you understand what powers are granted congress.....Since you avoided the question, I'll ask again:Legislation passed by congress will carry citations...Uh huh.Congress can't create legislation that the constitution does not empower them to create via explicit (enumerated) or implied powers in the constitution.
Can you provide of an example of legislation, real or hypothetical, that the general welfare clause and / or the common defense clause does not grant the implied power to create?
Can you provide of an example of legislation, real or hypothetical, that the general welfare clause and / or the common defense clause does not grant the implied power to create?
Can you provide of an example of legislation, real or hypothetical, that the general welfare clause and / or the common defense clause does not grant the implied power to create?