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WHEN President Theodore Roosevelt sat down with his Cabinet for a meeting, he needed just nine chairs to accommodate everyone, including the Postmaster General. If he desired an impromptu gathering, he could just walk to the Old Executive Office Building next
NATIONAL REVIEW / 38 / JUNE 26, 1995
About the Author
Spencer Abraham is a former United States secretary of energy and United States senator from Michigan. He co-founded the Harvard Journal of Law and Public Policy, as well as the Federalist Society.
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WHEN President Theodore Roosevelt sat down with his Cabinet for a meeting, he needed just nine chairs to accommodate everyone, including the Postmaster General. If he desired an impromptu gathering, he could just walk to the Old Executive Office Building next
NATIONAL REVIEW / 38 / JUNE 26, 1995
About the Author
Spencer Abraham is a former United States secretary of energy and United States senator from Michigan. He co-founded the Harvard Journal of Law and Public Policy, as well as the Federalist Society.
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