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4 New Year’s resolutions for the Trump administration

by Kevin Kosar

Jan 3, 2017

issues: Federal Government Affairs, Governance, Restoring the First Branch

originally published in Learn Liberty

From Learn Liberty:

A new book finds a vast gulf between how Americans think, and what federal administrators think of them. How about a little turnover there?

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