Last one of the day,my eyes are sore,we finish with Thomas James Norton's work Undermining The Constitution, A HISTORY OF LAWLESS GOVERNMENT,these chapters deal with the Labor Act of June 1935,and followed up two months later with the S.S Act...

...The most common disregard by Congress and the President of the Tenth Amendment, forbidding the Nation to usurp powers not granted to it, and especially to stay away from the governmental field of the States, has been in its persistent attempts, under the cloak of the Commerce Clause and of the General Welfare Clause, to invade the police field of the States -- for the protection and care of the health, safety, morals, education, and general well-being of the people -- and take jurisdiction of the liberties and living of men.

The Commerce Clause authorizes Congress "to regulate commerce with foreign nations, and among the several States" -- not within the States. The General Welfare Clause is discussed in another section.

By NLRA Congress displaced a Union of States by a Nation

After half a century of notable failures and some burrowing successes, that invasion won completely through the National Labor Relations Act of 1935. By that act Congress usurped police control of all workers in the United States.

Could Hamilton have foreseen that, he would have been dumbfounded.

"I confess," he wrote in No. 17 of The Federalist, "I am at a loss to discover what temptation the persons entrusted with the administration of the General Government could ever feel to divest the States of the authorities of that description" -- legislation "for the individual citizens of America."

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