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by CydeWeys 3027 days ago
The Constitution grants the federal government the power to pass laws, and "setting your own time" isn't explicitly enumerated as a right that is reserved to the states.
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krapp 3027 days ago
Any rights not granted to the Federal government by the Constitution are reserved by the states and the people by default.
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CydeWeys 3025 days ago
The commerce clause seems limitless in what it will allow.
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KMag 3027 days ago
Rights not explicitly reserved for the federal government or individuals are reserved for the states.
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