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Discussion | Why "Big Government" Is Not the Problem
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On May 9, 2013, the Federalist Society at Stanford Law School hosted the discussion "Why 'Big Government' Is Not The Problem" with Dr. Eric Daniels.
Daniels discussed various problems inherent in focusing on the non-essential characteristics of government's size rather than on the truly essential characteristics of whether and to what extent government protects or violates individual rights.
Daniels discussed various problems inherent in focusing on the non-essential characteristics of government's size rather than on the truly essential characteristics of whether and to what extent government protects or violates individual rights.
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