What the governments’ pandemic response should be going forward
Don Stenberg joins Jim Blasingame to discuss the Constitutional limits of government shutdown responses to the pandemic with regard to current and near future circumstances, which are different from when the first orders were made.
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Coronavirus, Government, Politics
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