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The federal government can make all sorts of laws if it so desires. There could be constitutional issues in the case of spam since that is a form of speech and may fall under the freedom of speech amendment, however, freedom of speech is not an absolute, and some forms of speech are not deemed to be legitimate, so possibly the courts would uphold an anti-spam law. If not, an anti-spam constitutional amendment would still be a possibility. Enforcement of those laws will have varying degrees of success. The federal government has not been able to control or stop heroin addiction, and I would not expect complete success if they attempted to control or stop spam, or C-span, or whatever it is you are asking about, but they may still wind up arresting some people, and stopping at least some of what they are trying to stop.
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How the federal government asserted its power in the West?
the Federal Government asserted the power in the west by using force to stop the Whisky Rebellion.
When will the federal government stop printing dollars?
december 23 2012
Why did the federal government set up relief camps?
To stop any possibility of a communist revolution.
When did the Federal government ever file charges against a State?
The Federal Gov. can and will file charges (or just threaten to stop federal money from coming) whenever a State refuses to follow a Federal Law/order/etc.
How did the federal government respond to rioting in Detroit?
it sent army troops to help state police stop the violence
How can congress prevent the federal government from a shutdown if fiscal budget process is incomplete?
pass legislation known as "stop-gap funding" to keep the government running
How did the federal government respond to rioting in Detroit 1967?
It sent army troops to help state police stop the violence.
Why did state banks eventually stop issuing their own currency?
The US constitution reserves the creation to currency to the Federal government
Explain how Madison propose to devise a government to prevent a tyranny of the majority?
He believed that a democratic government would stop the unjust majorities from taking control over the government.
Do you agree with Congress' decision to stop President Roosevelt's court-packing bill?
Yes. President Roosevelt's attempt to pack the Supreme Court represented an unconstitutional violation of the separation of powers, and would have given him almost dictatorial control over the federal government.
What would stop one of the branches of government to assume all the control or become extremely powerful?
Revisions, permanent monitoring, and separation of powers (branches of government)
Stop this US government disasterous healthcare grab stop stop stop why does the control of healthcare just come down to another efficiency of the post office and all the compasion of the tax laws?
The US government runs Medicaid and Medicare and I think they are pretty solid. Private healthcare companies are thieves and robbers, and that's why they are blocking the efforts of the government to have healthcare reform.
