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Want to Reduce Corruption? Reduce the Size of Government

By Troy Senik
Thursday, November 21 2013

The worst thing that ever happened to the United States of America was dependable air conditioning and central heating. Sure, it’s made life hospitable for those who live in climates that are less than temperate, but it’s had this regrettable consequence: It’s made it that much more tolerable to live in Washington, D.C. We’ve come a long way since the days when serving a stint in the nation’s capital was a burden to be suffered rather than a check waiting to be cashed. Washington may not have been built on a swamp, as the popular telling has it, but it’s…

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