Sunday, 14 July 2013

Federal agency urged to grab dictatorial powers

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Federal agency urged to grab dictatorial powers

This federal agency has already been heavily criticized for exercising excessive control.

But the path it's currently being urged to take would give it god-like authority over private property and Americans' economic life.

The state marches on ...

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