Video: Congress vs. Courts: An Article I Debate | Spotlight on Freedom

In a special Article I Coalition debate, scholars from the R Street Institute, Cato Institute, and Heritage Foundation discuss the proper role of Congress versus the role of the courts in shaping public policy.

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