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Restoring Congress and American exceptionalism in 112th
George Will argues the 112th Congress must revive the rule of law and the Constitution to counter executive dominance. He critiques regulatory overreach, warns against delegating powers, and links American exceptionalism to limited government and personal mobility. He cites Taft, Tocqueville, and public debate on health care and shifts in political power.
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