Well, I'd argue that a lot of the Court's interstate commerce jurisprudence from 1937 to 1995 was flawed (and some of the pre-1937 rulings were right). They pretty much swung from extreme to extreme after 1937. For example in 1918 the Court struck down a law against selling products of child labor across state lines, because it targeted manufacturing instead of commerce, meaning to them trade.
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