The Federal Government Have Too Much Power In America

Federalism places limits on power of the federal government and allows states to maintain control of many government functions (sources). Some of the things that the national government is responsible for america or also known as delegate powers. They are control of separating and making coins and money, regulate interstate and foreign trade, make treaties and declare war. Now to the other side here are some of the the things the state government is responsible for in america. That is to conduct elections,regulate interstate commercial and establish local governments. All powers are not delegated to the national government or denied to the states by constitution. (This is your claim, but use the words: as a result of this…) The national government has too much power.
The federal government has control of too many things. Including the distribution of coin and money and the right to declare war. In recent year, proponents argue federal powers have grown to untenable level, threatening individual liberties and making states rights that's much
It says in the article (which article, again please cite your sources) “supporters of the states’ rights argue that states need greater power to prevent the federal government from lording over them and imposing policies they oppose.” This means the states want more power, so the federal government does not take control over them. If the national government had more power they could divide the powers evenly through federal,states and themselves. Now people (what people? Where are the sources here?) say on the other hand the national government has too much power. Now it says “the federal power has grown to untenable levels, threatening individual liberties which leads to federal abuse of powers.” This is saying, if the national government Didn't have so much power they could worry about trying to keep everyone equal and not one overpowering