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Where in the Constitution is power granted to the Federal Government……..?

April 26, 2017answer Constitution Federal government GRANTED power Yedda

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Where in the Constitution is power granted to the Federal Government……..?

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NO WHERE, Is it IN THE CONSTITUTION,NO IN FACT IT IS PROHIBITED,For GOVERNMENT TO BE INVOLVED IN Commercial Enterprise. The Government only has approximatly eight ( 8 ) DUTIES/Responsubilities….

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There is no where in the Constitution where the Government has the right to be involved in any of the private individuals lives or involved in any businesses. They are however getting control of everything becausewe have allowed them too. I know of legislation that is in the House right now that people should be very concerned about; I am. I asked the question on this site about 22hours ago and nobody has even responed and asked what is House Joint Resolution No. 5. I know what it is I am setting here looking at it. They are gaining control through their legislation.