SOTU pre-emptive strikes: Madison To Obama: You Dont Have Power To Fund Community Colleges. I followed a lead provided by Kevin Gutzman in a Nomocracy in Politics post on the unconstitutionality of Constitution Day as a federal holiday and discovered in the Library of Congresses the following GEM: James Madison refuting Hamiltons bank scheme IN Congress. In this speech, Madison, in warning against the bank, predicts what Congress will do with implied powers, like chartering a corporation, in precisely the manner it has occurred. As we shall see, Madison s unwavering and repetitive statement that unless a power was SPECIFICALLY enumerated then it could not be claimed thus decimates the doctrine that Congresss powers are expansive and unlimited but instead are specific and limited. This obviously applies to nearly every ABC agency, bureau and program including Pell, Stafford and now Obama student loans, put another way, if Madison contended, correctly, that Congress could not charter a bank so it could create a need to loan itself money then it certainly could not create an entity to loan money for any other purpose.... Every student of the Constitution as ratified should read and then voice aloud these arguments because they are irrefutable when applied to the subject. Please share this page with friends and family and keep bookmarked for reading and re-reading. mikechurch/liberty-institute/the-constitution/madison-to-obama-you-dont-have-power-to-fund-community-colleges/
Posted on: Tue, 20 Jan 2015 00:53:44 +0000
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