On Tue, 27 Nov 2001, Sandy Sandfort wrote:
> But states DO make compacts 'BETWEEN THEMSELVES,' which is what Jimbo said
> was unconstitutional. The fact that they have congressional approval, does
> not alter the nature of the agreement nor of the parties.
Not without congressional approval. No, I didn't say it, the Constitution
says that unless Congress has a say states can't play with each other.
As to altering your assertion, it most certainly does.
Please provide a state compact that doesn't involve Congress. All the ones
you provided as examples before don't qualify except under my statement.
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