<p>From sanctuary states to repealing Obamacare, How should we think about conflicts between the federal government & state governments? Is there any clear way to determine who has the right to set policy, or is our system built for constant conflict between the states and the federal government? And if so, is that a good thing? </p>

From sanctuary states to repealing Obamacare, How should we think about conflicts between the federal government & state governments? Is there any clear way to determine who has the right to set policy, or is our system built for constant conflict between the states and the federal government? And if so, is that a good thing?

<p>From sanctuary states to repealing Obamacare, How should we think about conflicts between the federal government &amp; state governments? Is there any clear way to determine who has the right to set policy, or is our system built for constant conflict between the states and the federal government? And if so, is that a good thing?&nbsp;</p>

Ep. 48: What's Federalism Got to Do with It?

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Ep. 48: What's Federalism Got to Do with It?

Ep. 48: What's Federalism Got to Do with It?