What did our founders really mean when they said “general welfare”?

They did. But ambitions politicians sometimes get what they want, despite the rules, despite the best interests of the country. You may have noticed.
What they did was affirmed in the Constitution and hundreds of years of case law

If you disagree with the Constitutionality of any law, the courts are available to you
 
What they did was affirmed in the Constitution and hundreds of years of case law

If you disagree with the Constitutionality of any law, the courts are available to you
Your side won dude. We get it. But the question of the thread is the intent of the founders, which was quite clear. And their intent was thwarted.
 
Your side won dude. We get it. But the question of the thread is the intent of the founders, which was quite clear. And their intent was thwarted.
Actually, their intent was to not tell future generations how to run their lives
 
Facts are that you are part of the lunatic fringe that takes an absolutist view of the Constitution
There is no other view to take. If the Constitution can change because some one wants it to then we really have no law. Except for the person in power. Is that what you want?
 
There is no other view to take. If the Constitution can change because some one wants it to then we really have no law. Except for the person in power. Is that what you want?
General welfare is broad guidance
So is Defense
 
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