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O rain. Hot muggy.

Well, it's not a commerce clause only an interstate commerce clause. It does not give Congress plenary power over all commerce, only sufficient power to maintain the free flow of goods and services across state lines.

Unfortunately, SCOTUS has amended the commerce clause by "interpretation" to expand its reach to almost every aspect of commerce- which is not supported by the text or the writings concurrent with the writing of the commerce clause. For example, in Federalist 42, James Madison describes how the clause will limit cross-state tariffs, referring to similar prohibitions in Switzerland, Germany and the Netherlands.

So, the lesson here is that the Constitution has been slowly and steadily "interpreted" (amended) to have meanings contrary to the text and history of the text.

The beaches of NW Florida. Cannot find mile after mile of sugar white sand, not found elsewhere in USA.

Conventionofstates.com.

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At a strategic axis of this web sits Smartmatic’s voting system, exclusively developed and deployed in LA County. This is no coincidence. It is the operational spearhead of a multi-decade apparatus linking Venezuelan cartels, communist networks, U.S. deep-state control mechanisms, ….”

Hope it’s a wreck.

Near the old plantation home. St George fire onsite. No traffic allowed.

There were many concerned. Note that even though she received over 40% in the first election a large turnout for Fleming made the race competitive.

An Advocate article in the hard copy newspaper just yesterday said polling by a major Letlow supporter shows Fleming ahead. The Central City News has the hard copy version posted on Facebook, while the Advocate online version has been edited to remove that part of the report. Remember, the Advocate already endorsed Letlow.

Actually, the Constitution originally provided for the state legislatures to select us senators. That got changed by the 17th amendment, which contributed to the imbalance of power we’ve seen over the last century.

I know Chris, and work with him sometimes. He runs an honest podcast and pulls no punches with accurate reporting and no fake news. You don’t have to agree with him but character assassination rather than contesting his opinions and reporting is weak advocacy.