the Law of the Sea Treaty remains a sweeping power grab that could prove to be the largest mechanism for the worldwide redistribution of wealth in human history.
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DeMint criticizes the Law of the Sea Treaty as a significant power grab.
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Unfortunately, many of our current video laws and policies were sought and achieved decades ago by established interests seeking government-granted protection from market forces.
And frankly, Anderson, the biggest point of the speech for me, it was irresponsible for him not to recognize the dire circumstances our country is in because of the debt.
I think we've got a pretty remarkable and dynamic competitive marketplace, and I think there is a good and growing case for a lighter and lighter hand of regulation.
I certainly agree with you that American power is a stabilizing force around the world, and I am sure you will agree with me that any perception of American weakness is a destabilizing force around the world.





