I would not describe myself as someone who does not trust her government, but I am a bit leery of this an ideology that people will do what it is right. I think most people in my generation take this same view. Unfortunately in the past few decades our government has not given us much reason to trust that we the people are always getting the fair deal out of a law or bill or situation...
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Events like the Kennedy assassination, Watergate, the 911 commission, and the war in Iraq have all contributed to me being a little skeptical that my government is always looking out for me and doing the right thing. The Federalist's were wearing rose colored glasses when they pictured their national government...
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