Reading between the Lines: the Unsung Heroes of the Constitution
Words: 319 1731Let's dive into a concept that might sound a bit like legal jargon but is actually a cornerstone of how the U.S. government gets things done: implied powers. Picture this: not everything the government does is spelled out in the Constitution. Shocking, right? That's where implied powers come into play. They're the behind-the-scenes muscle that allows the government to adapt and address issues the Founding Fathers couldn't have possibly predicted. Implied powers have their roots in the necessary and proper […]