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In Article I, Section 8 of the United States Constitution, the necessary and proper clause has been used toa. diminish the power of the national governmentb. expand the power of the statesc. expand the power of national governmentd. give the judiciary the ability to declare laws unconstitutionale. diminish the power of the judiciary
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