Limiting congressional power
Power corrupts. Power in Congress corrupts Congress
By Henry Lamb —— Bio and Archives--January 17, 2010
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Power corrupts. Power in Congress corrupts Congress. In hopes of preventing, or at least minimizing congressional corruption, the nation’s framers carefully limited the power of Congress to those specific powers set forth in Article 1, Section 8. The 10th Amendment makes it impossible to misinterpret the limitation of congressional power by expressly stating that all power not granted to the United States by the Constitution is retained by the states or by the people.
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