If you disagree with how your neighbor is acting within the marketplace, we shouldn't try to restrict his freedom, we should inform his discretion.
Jeb Hensarling: “If you disagree with how your neighbor is acting within the marketplace, we shouldn't try to restrict his freedom, we…”
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Hensarling emphasizes the importance of financial literacy over restrictions in the marketplace.
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