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Does voting make people happy?

And did the founders want us to starve?

And both of these questions are based on questions from listeners to my history can

beat up your politics, podcast, though they are not, certainly the exact questions that

they asked.

Carl Stowicki from Cleveland, Ohio writes,

In other words, they think the welfare clause nullifies the 10th amendment.

I love the podcast and I know this represents a classic debate.

It certainly does.

Carl, it is the debate over the general welfare clause.

And that is a key point by the way and I don't know if we're just skipping the word

in the question or if your friends are saying it that way, if they're calling it the

welfare clause, when it's actually the general welfare clause, that's a key distinction

sound small.

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