Thought of the day.....

The Constitution of the United States confers specific, “enumerated” powers on the Congress, and many of the things that Congress does today are not listed among those enumerated powers. On his last day in office, President James Madison vetoed what today we would call an infrastructure bill. He thought the bill was a good idea, that the country needed the infrastructure and that the federal government was the right agency to provide it, but believed that the Constitution he had helped write provided no authority for Congress to act in this way. If Congress wanted to support infrastructure in the various states, the right way to proceed was to get an infrastructure amendment into the Constitution. Barring that, nothing could be done.

From here. (Please note James Madison and my name Milton J. Madison has certain similarities) Congress and the central government of the United States has gone so far out into the territory of violating the spirit and intent of the Constitution, I think that it will be difficult to pull it back. However, no matter how difficult, it has to be done.... right away.