>>19556306
>are reserved to the States respectively, or to the people
Who decides whether it's reserved to the states or to the people?
The answer is it's to the states first and it's always to the states. And the courts deicde which and it's always to the states. So you BOLD that part, but it doesn't limit government at all. It merely shifts government.
The states take care of the administrative parts of government for the big bosses. And the counties more so. And the cities more so.
The united states has more layers of government than most of the world, and most of it is crap.
But yet you consider this a "limiting" effect? Seriously?
This is nothing but wishful thinking. John Wayne movie politics. Not reality