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by Mike Maharrey | Jun 14, 2021 | Alexander Hamilton, Constitution, Founding Principles, Necessary and Proper Clause
During the ratification debates, supporters of the Constitution insisted that the new general government would only exercise the powers explicitly enumerated in the document. But less than three years after ratification, Alexander Hamilton did a complete 180, suddenly...by Tenth Amendment | Feb 22, 2008 | Federalism
A “must-read” over at RonPaul2008.com on the principles of state’s rights; the 10th Amendment. Here’s an excerpt: We are working to overcome a hundred years of indoctrination and increased dependency. The Founders would be appalled that, almost...