It’s preposterous. There’s no problem that’s getting addressed with this solution, this is a solution in search of some problem.
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… Like restoring popular sovereignty, the task - 491 Like restoring popular sovereignty, the task of reattaching the federal government ’s … to mind Ronald Reagan’s observation that “there are no easy answers, but there are simple answers.” Chapter front … - page 6
… itself. The surest proof of this is how strenuously and creatively generations of progressives and many Republican insiders have worked to cut themselves free … - page 6
… 12 issue-specific spending bills comporting with it—every single year. The last time Congress did so was in 1996. Congress no longer meaningfully budgets, authorizes, or categorizes spending. Chapter … - page 6
… Instead, party leaders negotiate one multitrillion-dollar - 494 Instead, party leaders negotiate one multitrillion-dollar spending … thousand pages long—and then vote on it before anyone, literally, has had a chance to read it. Debate time is … - page 7
… elected representatives, but rather to empower the party elites secretly negotiating without any public scrutiny or oversight. Chapter front matter Page … - page 7
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