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I just believe in article 1 section 8, federalist 41, which describes what general welfare means (It means in guidance with the enumerated powers), and the 10th amendment, which is described in federalist 45 as being exactly what it says, which is, in case you forgot, if the federal government wants to act on something that is not an enumerated power, then they have no authority, because that authority is reserved to the people and the states.
Why is it hard for people to understand?
Why is it hard for people to understand?
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