Cato Institute : July 2007

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July 2007 - Posts

Conservatives and the Imperial Presidency

Posted Tuesday, July 31, 2007 5:02 PM by Gene Healy

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Today, we're used to thinking of conservatives as dedicated champions of expanded executive power. But it wasn't always so. At one time, conservatives were among the staunchest opponents of the imperial presidency. Pardon the length as I trace some of [Read More]

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