badgenome on 31 March 2012
I don't see how limiting the federal government to its enumerated powers is activism. But if it is, it's a form of judicial activism that's A-OK with me.
This:
Because where in the Constitution is the free market or economic liberty an enumerated power?
Makes me wonder if you understand what the term "enumerated power" even means. You're literally asking, "Where does the Consitution empower the federal government to not do things?"
