meaner gene
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The USSC has determined that the enumerated powers granted by the constitution require certain inherent powers in order to carry out constitutional mandates.
Just like the declaration of independence mentioned the inalienable rights of man, the constitution didn't enumerate them. That doesn't mean they're not inherent in the constitution.Right, In other words the SCOTUS said screw you guys, screw the constitution and the strict limits it puts on us, we've ''determined'' we'll do what the fuck we want.
In other words, the founding fathers said they don't have to state the obvious. DuH!!! Which is why they didn't spell out the inherent powers in Articles I, 2, and 3.