The Exceptional Tenth Amendment and Its Unknown Exception

Description:

The 9th issue of The Beacon Spotlight examines the unknown exception to the Tenth Amendment, where no State of the Union was reserved any powers. Understanding this exception allows one to understand how members of Congress and government officials may act in all cases whatsoever with a power which defies imagination and apparent limitation.

subjects: constitution,  virginia,  tyranny,  maryland,  alexandria,  forts,  district of columbia,  states rights,  tenth amendment,  section 8,  republican form of government,  article i,  article v,  bill of rights,  clause 17,  article vii,  seat of government,  government seat,  prevent misconstruction or abuse of its powers,  extending the ground of public confidence