The predictable result has been more deaths on the road. It makes …

The predictable result has been more deaths on the road. It makes sense. Smaller cars sustain more damage in wrecks than bigger ones do. The Competitive Enterprise Institute found between 2,600 and 4,500 traffic deaths a year can be attributed to the CAFE [fuel economy] standards. If the standard for cars is pushed to 40 miles per gallon, the death toll could jump to 5,700 a year. Investor’s Business Daily
June 26, 2001

The attorney general needs to follow the Constitution, whether the Congress authorizes …

The attorney general needs to follow the Constitution, whether the Congress authorizes him to or not. And then we will have the rule of law, and civil liberties upheld, and security as well. . . . The bottom line is the government needs to preserve civil liberty. That’s why we have this country. Judge Andrew Napolitano
Fox News, summer 2003

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