Debating Federal Inheritance Tax and States Rights
A speaker defends Roosevelt while cautioning against federal overreach in inheritance taxes. He argues Congress lacks power to confiscate estates beyond revenue purposes, insisting state law governs bequests and that interstate commerce limits federal reach. He warns against centralization and urges states to act within their police powers.
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