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The Commerce Clause Analysis

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The Commerce Clause in the Constitution of the United States grants Congress the power to regulate commerce with foreign Nations, among states and within the Indian Tribes. Congress has the authority to put limitation on the rights of the states to regulate commerce within their own borders. I feel we are currently in era in which there is an emphasis taxation instead of spending. With the economy as it is today, it seems that we are being heavily tax on items from groceries, gas, auto taxes, furniture and clothing. On the other hand taxing certain products such as tobacco works two fold. Although the taxing enriches the treasury department, it is also designed to discourage its use, but also cut down on teenage smoking. So, yes, there are
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