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Projected State Spending Growth
Wednesday, June 22, 2005
This editorial by Jon Caldara is, as the British say, Spot On. If there was ever an argument for the reform of the Supreme Court it is this decision. The legal ramifications of this ruling are never ending, as Judge Clarence Thomas, noted it opens the door for literally anything being regulated even your personal garden. 0
Be that as it may, be careful what you grow in your backyard. The government is watching. Your backyard tomatoes may destabilize the national economy. Go figure!
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