P@triot
Diamond Member
According to you? In the unlimited power to do whatever they would decide is in the best interest of “promoting” the “general welfare”.where does it say that, in our federal Constitution?The “power” to “provide for the general welfare” is explicitly limited to the confines of the 18 enumerated powers. If it wasn’t, the federal government could easily decide that it is in the best interest of the “general welfare” to execute all progressives, jackhole.the power to provide for the general welfare is general, not major, specific, or common under our common law.![]()