I just love how he just glazed over. 1. The power shifted from State to Federal during the civil war so that the Emancipation Proclamation could be legally enforced. 2. FDR took control of interstate commerce so his plan the combat the Great Depression could be as effective as possible. 2. The entire point of the constitution was to take power from the states 3. The federal government having power over states has almost never lead to major calamity. (Please note how he didn’t even give an example) 4. The only reason why the states had as much autonomy as they did was because the state reps at the constitutional convention stripped as much of the new Federal power as possible. 5. States are still aloud to control their interstate commerce unless the federal government specifically says otherwise.
Amazing, I came to this channel because of its featuring of quantitative political scientists presenting empirical facts and analytics, and found myself watching a video of an ideologue under the facade of objectivity. It's not even about whether you want to make a normative argument; it's about when you do, please don't pretend you are not.
You gotta love how finely tuned the U.S. Constitution is. A beautiful piece of literature indeed!
agreed, except mr. torture john yoo is the last guy i need to hear tell me about it
Why don’t this Channel have more Subscribers 🤔🤔
Thanks for providing this clear and understandable video.
Concept was explained in a simple and precise manner. No beating around the bush.
Ok. So this means that I'm a Federalist! I only want the Federal Government to do it's enumerated Powers. Even in a Pandemic.
He counts number with his fingers which means I can totally trust this guy...
and you committed a grammatical atrocity so I can definitely trust you
Yes, governance closer to the end user is best
Agreed!
I just love how he just glazed over.
1. The power shifted from State to Federal during the civil war so that the Emancipation Proclamation could be legally enforced.
2. FDR took control of interstate commerce so his plan the combat the Great Depression could be as effective as possible.
2. The entire point of the constitution was to take power from the states
3. The federal government having power over states has almost never lead to major calamity. (Please note how he didn’t even give an example)
4. The only reason why the states had as much autonomy as they did was because the state reps at the constitutional convention stripped as much of the new Federal power as possible.
5. States are still aloud to control their interstate commerce unless the federal government specifically says otherwise.
Amazing, I came to this channel because of its featuring of quantitative political scientists presenting empirical facts and analytics, and found myself watching a video of an ideologue under the facade of objectivity. It's not even about whether you want to make a normative argument; it's about when you do, please don't pretend you are not.
Just because you don't agree, doesn't mean his arguments aren't based on facts and analytics.