shogun32
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SMOG is a local problem. It NEVER required federal interference in matters of the individual States. If something is not SPECIFICALLY designated as a matter of Federal jurisdiction the plain language says it belongs to the States. 98% of the Fed does and has abrogated to itself is flatly unConstitutional on it's face. It's just that decades of lies promulgated by public education have removed basic understanding of the American balance of power from the citizenry and from so-called elected officials. And things like the EPA haven't been challenged in court or if they have the cowards in the SC have ruled that Congress can do whatever the hell they want under the rubric of "interstate commerce". So yes we are currently saddled with an overreaching Fed given cover by 9 Justices who can't read.
There is nothing preventing the Senate from drawing up a "treaty" if you will as it relates to nation-wide emissions standards, and each State can choose to sign on or not. But even if they sign, enforcement is strictly a State matter.
There is nothing preventing the Senate from drawing up a "treaty" if you will as it relates to nation-wide emissions standards, and each State can choose to sign on or not. But even if they sign, enforcement is strictly a State matter.
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