What do the democratic presidents really believe on presidential power? Prescription drugs shouldn't always have to be prescribed.

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October 30, 2020

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Requiring Prescriptions Does More Harm than Good ([link removed] )

Government‐​imposed prescription requirements violate the rights of individuals to access the medicines they want.

- End Government's Power to Require Prescriptions ([link removed] )

By Jeffrey A. Singer

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What do Biden and Harris Really Believe About Presidential Power? ([link removed] )

We know President Trump’s general orientation towards executive power. What limits, if any, does Joe Biden recognize when it comes to the powers of the office he seeks?

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By Gene Healy

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