To: marktwain
“Could” jump state lines??? It is only Interstate Commerce “When” it jumps state lines.
To: screaminsunshine
Yes, "could." You are guilty of a crime that may happen.
Now, that's what I call "progress." /sarc
5 posted on
04/24/2010 7:54:32 AM PDT by
Repeat Offender
(While the wicked stand confounded, call me with Thy Saints surrounded)
To: screaminsunshine
“Could” jump state lines??? It is only Interstate Commerce “When” it jumps state lines. That goes back to (at least) the awful 1942 Wickard v Filburn Supreme Court decision which stated that the grain a farmer grows for his own livestock could be limited by the federal government because it could affect interstate commerce since grain was used in interstate commerce.
6 posted on
04/24/2010 7:57:37 AM PDT by
KarlInOhio
(Obamacare: The 2010 version of the Intolerable Acts.)
To: screaminsunshine
If a Montana gun jumps the line into the sewer that is Philadelphia and it is in interstate commerce.
If it fails to meet federal criteria, it can’t be sold in the sewer. It is ok however in Montana where the federal law is not applicable and is trumped by state law.
33 posted on
04/24/2010 10:41:42 AM PDT by
bert
(K.E. N.P. +12 . Ostracize Democrats. There can be no Democrat friends.)
To: screaminsunshine; Congressman Billybob
Where does the authority of the commerce clause end?
42 posted on
04/24/2010 4:42:44 PM PDT by
CPT Clay
(Pick up your weapon and follow me.)
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