They are free marketeers, and yet they want us to do something about underwriting their risk.
Paul E. Kanjorski: “They are free marketeers, and yet they want us to do something about underwriting their risk.”
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Kanjorski critiques the contradiction in free market beliefs and reliance on government for insurance.
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