David French: So I want to start by talking about the book. It takes direct aim at the proliferation of rules, regulations and statutes that govern our lives.
Neil Gorsuch: Well, that’s sort of a question about why I wrote the book, David, I think. The founders also knew that too much law poses some dangers as well. James Madison talked about that in The Federalist. One, you start losing your liberties. And two, it impacts different populations differently.
Another stupid, naive libertarian.
Neil Gorsuch: Well, that’s sort of a question about why I wrote the book, David, I think. The founders also knew that too much law poses some dangers as well. James Madison talked about that in The Federalist. One, you start losing your liberties. And two, it impacts different populations differently.
Opinion | Neil Gorsuch Has a Few Thoughts About America Today
The justice talks about everything from his indictment of the regulatory state to the rights of Native Americans.
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Another stupid, naive libertarian.