Miscellaneous
Jake Curtis, Associate Council and Federalism Litigator at the Wisconsin Institute for Law and Liberty Center, joins the show to discuss how the drinking age has played a role in shaping federal precedent. The Federal government of these United States and the States are in a constant tug of war over power to regulate, but figuring out the role for each is not necessarily set in stone. Jake uncovers how precedent set by liquor and alcohol have shaped not only the drinking age but have created a domino effect with implications on future Supreme Court rulings. Don't worry folks, my Alcohol Commerce Clause was met and as a bonus, we argue over the Packers place in the NFL.