“A conservative trade policy must also take seriously the reality that in a democracy, the other side holds power about half of the time, but progressives run most agencies almost all of the time. A cardinal rule in public policy is not to give yourself powers you wouldn’t want your opponents to have.”
Citation: Project 2025, Section 4.6: Trade, Kent Lassman, page 829, paragraph 5
Context:
The term “Presidential immunity” springs to mind. So far, Lassman has presented as one of the the most reasonable of the lot of Project 2025 contributors.
Full contextual analysis of Section 4.6: Trade here.
Section: Section 4.6: Trade
Categories: Government, Trade