Which is a great thing. In other words, that is what we are charged to do by the Founding Fathers. I think in the same way, it is a very legitimate point, a very legitimate point to say that, in this debate, we ought to look at limits on the degree to which people can influence a giant $1.7 trillion yearly machine.
Marshall Sanford: “Which is a great thing. In other words, that is what we are charged to do by the Founding Fathers. I think in the same…”
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Discussing the influence of money in government during a debate.
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