What does Randy Barnett believe? Group of answer choices

That the problem with making state laws national laws is that it is going to inevitably infringe on someone's rights because the national government is less in tune with the needs of the people than state government.

That the problem with making state laws national laws is that while you can leave a state if you don't like its laws but if you don't like national laws then you have to leave the country.

That the problem with making state laws national laws is that while it is tempting to use the power of the national government to fix every problem, it leads to a government that is too big, too expensive and too intrusive.

That the problem with making state laws national laws is that it is unconstitutional

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Myla Gaines

25 August, 23:22

What does Randy Barnett believe? Group of answer choices

That the problem with making state laws national laws is that it is going to inevitably infringe on someone's rights because the national government is less in tune with the needs of the people than state government.

That the problem with making state laws national laws is that while you can leave a state if you don't like its laws but if you don't like national laws then you have to leave the country.

That the problem with making state laws national laws is that while it is tempting to use the power of the national government to fix every problem, it leads to a government that is too big, too expensive and too intrusive.

That the problem with making state laws national laws is that it is unconstitutional

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Layne Archer · Answer 1

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That the problem with making state laws national laws is that while you can leave a state if you don't like its laws but if you don't like national laws then you have to leave the country.