
James Clyburn, Denouncing Chief Justice Roberts as ‘Infamous,’ Likens Him to Justice Who Wrote ‘Dred Scott’
By A.R. HOFFMAN
|The power to lay and collect duties on trade is the first power the Constitution grants to Congress and emerges, 236 years later, as a major question as voters prepare to go to the polls.

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