On the recordFebruary 8, 2011
If the government were to, say, step aside and move out of the way of our free market, it would thrive.
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congress.govIf the government were to, say, step aside and move out of the way of our free market, it would thrive.
Garrett argues for less government intervention to improve the economy.
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